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GII splashes £60m on a boutique development opposite Hyde Park
Gulf Islamic Investments has made its second resi development play in Prime Central London, acquiring an in-progress luxury scheme in Bayswater.
CIT updates on sales progress at Regent’s Crescent; unveils £15.45m penthouse
The developer managed to sell £140m worth of residences at its Grade I listed scheme in Regent's Park over the last 12 months, and has just released the latest batch of units - including a penthouse with…
Buyer sought for ‘exceptional’ Oxfordshire development opp
Sue Ryder is looking to sell off the sprawling Joyce Grove near Henley-on-Thames, which has planning for a 20-unit apartment scheme.
Where in PCL are buyers bagging the biggest discounts?
New research claims homes in the most expensive postcode in the capital, W1K, have been selling at an average of 20% below asking.
Global luxury property market set for a ‘banner year’ as demand outstrips supply
Nearly one in five (19%) affluent households around the world are looking to buy but not sell a property in the next three years, according to new research by Luxury Portfolio International, while only…
Ebury Bridge Estate plans approved
Plans to redevelop one of Westminster's oldest council estates have been approved, paving the way for 781 new homes in Belgravia.
House prices continue to climb, but London still lags
The average UK house price increased by 8.6% over the year to February 2021, up from 8.0% in January.
Developer picks up a second period gem on Palace Court
A couple of months after acquiring No.32 for a boutique apartment scheme, Euroterra Capital has added No.47 to its portfolio with similar plans.
Majority of leaseholders think service charges are ‘unfair’
Nearly three-quarters of recent leasehold buyers think service charges are "unfair", according to some new research, while nearly all (96%) would like more transparency over how charges are spent.
Surrey named Britain’s leafiest location
Surrey has a higher percentage of tree coverage than any other part of the country, according to some surprising new analysis.
Top investment analyst downgrades Purplebricks
“Longer-term, we have become more cautious on Purplebricks’ ability to win material market share,” says UBS.
Prime London’s tenants are getting younger
Under-30s accounted for nearly 90% of the tenancies signed in Q1, reports LCP - up by almost a quarter on last year.