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Guild reveals agents’ top coronavirus-related questions
Membership organisation reports much confusion around furloughing, marketing, EPCs, AML, insurance and inventories as agencies struggle to adapt
London property firms band together to support the LifeLine Phones 4 NHS charity campaign
Aston Chase, Avanton, Beauchamp Estates, Landhold Developments, LonRes and Wetherell are all helping out with a drive to donate unused mobile devices to Coronavirus patients, allowing them to stay connected…
NYC mansion relaunched at $38m below original asking
'Palatial' townhouse on Beekman Place has seen 77% wiped off its valuation since 2014
Mortgage approvals sink to seven-year low
Latest stats from the Bank of England show just 56,200 approvals for house purchases were recorded in March - the fewest since March 2013
New virtual network for luxury property professionals launches with influential founder members
Priya Rawal's Luxury Property Network is holding its inaugural online event next week, with panellists from Savills, Elicyon, CapitalRise, Lansgrove and Blick Rothenberg.
Country house market recovery thwarted
After three years in the doldrums, country house prices and activity were beginning to turn up in Q1, says Knight Frank. Now prices are likely to drop by 3% this year.
Countrywide’s income could plunge by 73% in Q2 – but the company says it can survive a ‘reasonable worst case scenario’
78% of the estate agency giant's employees have been furloughed, with remaining senior management all taking pay cuts.
In Pictures: Grosvenor finalises Cundy Street plan
Grosvenor Britain & Ireland has finalised its plan for the controversial redevelopment of the Cundy Street Quarter in Belgravia, sharing a revamped proposal after 12 months of banter with locals and three…
South Ken lateral fetches over £3k psf
Buyer shrugs off crisis to shell out near-record price for rare first floor balcony apartment on Onslow Square
80-acre Surrey estate seeks £10m
A sizeable country estate in Surrey has been listed for sale at £10m.
London falls out of the top ten most expensive global cities
Hong Kong is still the world's most expensive city to buy a home, according to a new report from CBRE, followed by Munich and Singapore.
Distressed deals are hard to come by, says PCL buying agency
This is not like the GFC, buyers told