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Howard de Walden portfolio value slides 2.7%
Aristocratic landowner forced to ‘significantly decrease’ its dividends amid uncertain outlook.
Post-lockdown buyers ‘acting more decisively’
'Despite a huge increase in the number of viewings, we are seeing properties going under offer much more quickly', reports Knight Frank...
Jackson-Stops expands with two new launches
National estate agency Jackson-Stops has created a Suffolk Land & New Homes department, and added a Woking branch to the Surrey network.
Confident Carter Jonas eyeing new opportunities
National agency saw operating revenue fall by 5% and profits down by 6% in H1, but has started the second half ‘effectively debt free’ and on the lookout for 'the many opportunities that will present…
UBS upgrades Purplebricks on back of market rebound
Hybrid agency goes onto Swiss bank's 'buy' list...
‘One of Bath’s best located residential development sites’ offered for sale
The 16.4 acre plot at Sulis Down comes with approved plans for 171 'Cotswold Arts & Crafts' style houses.
British family picks up $125m LA mansion
Mystery buyers have other residences in London & Aspen.
Empty building plot overlooking the Sandbanks peninsula goes for £3.5m
A local buyer has picked up an extremely rare empty 0.45 acre building plot near the Sandbanks Peninsula for £3.5m.
Westminster brings in Publica to oversee £235m Oxford Street revamp
Leading urban design consultancy Publica has been tasked with providing "strategic oversight to shape the holistic design and delivery" of the Council’s £235m plan to revamp the Oxford Street District…
UK’s official house price index to return next week
HMLR has enough data to resume publication of the UK HPI.
‘Extraordinary’ £1.3m Belgravia apartment seeks creative type (with deep pockets to pay the £58k ground rent)
2,124 square foot proposition off Kinnerton Street comes with a brand new 15-year Grosvenor lease.
Surveyors warn of a ‘boom followed by a bust’ as the property market continues to rally
Housing market activity continued to 'gain momentum' in July, reports the RICS, but most surveyors 'do not expect this impetus to continue' for more than a few months...