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ADAM Architecture chief Robert Adam steps down
Influential classical designer Professor Robert Adam is to step down from his eponymous architecture firm in April.
Countrywide delays financial results publication
The UK's financial regulator has asked all PLCs to postpone publishing preliminary financial statements for at least two weeks, in light of the Coronavirus crisis.
Developer repackages Surrey stately home project
Originally launched at £29m last year, Hampton Hall on the Crown Estate near Oxshott is now being marketed as a freehold plot for £7.5m, or as a finished article at £20m-plus.
Is moving home essential? Agents, conveyancers & builders unsure of Coronavirus lockdown guidance
Obey the spirit of the lockdown, not just the letter. But Housing Secretary Jenrick confirms that building sites in England can remain open.
Rent guarantee insurance sales suspended
Insurers have stopped selling new rent guarantee policies, following the suspension of tenant evictions for the next three months.
Search on for Oxford North JV partner
TWO instructs Savills to a find resi developer to work on Oxford's £500m 'sustainable innovation district'
Estate agents shutter UK branches as Covid-19 spreads
Knight Frank and other major estate agency have temporarily closed all high street offices, pre-empting Government restrictions.
Buyer picks up reimagined Chelsea townhouse, guided at £18m
Claridge Architects & Broby DNA managed to triple the square footage of a modest two-storey property on Shawfield Street, delivering this 6,000 square foot stunner with a frontage of 50 feet.
Chelsea’s Stanley House is seeking over £50m
Grade II* Georgian masterpiece on the Kings Road has undergone a four-year, £11m restoration
Estate agency lambasted for laying off hundreds of staff
Spicerhaart has made over 300 of its staff redundant; reports suggest that multiple branches are to close.
Assessing the impact of Covid-19 on Asia’s residential property markets
China's property market flatlined as a result of the Coronavirus lockdown, but there are already signs of recovery, says Knight Frank.