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Eaton Square pied-à-terre with Bond connection up for sale
£795k price tag for short lease option on the top floor of the Grade II* mansion where Roger Moore once lived
Matterport rolls out 3D smartphone solution for agents, designers & contractors
Tech firm's new app promises to turn a physical space into an 'immersive digital twin' almost as easily as taking a photo.
In Pictures: Capability Brown’s Hampton Court mansion offered for sale or rent
The storied Prestbury House near Hampton Court is being marketed as "an outstanding lockdown pad", for sale at £6.5m or to rent at £4,500 per week.
‘Socially distanced’ viewings & digital deals: How the property market could function post-lockdown
Government collaborates with the industry on how best to raise the nation's housing market from its hibernation;
Land Registry relaxes identity verification rules to keep property moving through the lockdown
HM Land Registry has made a big change to allow property transactions to continue to be logged through the Coronavirus lockdown...
Pioneering off-grid project in Devon nears completion
The Autarkic House near Exeter will be Europe’s first fully off-grid solar-hydrogen home, and the world’s first certified hydrogen fuel cell Passivhaus.
Home-movers are ‘determined to move’, as more city-dwellers look to the regions
94% of home buyers and sellers are still planning to move once the Coronavirus lockdown is lifted, says Rightmove - but there are signs of shift in demand, with housebound house-browsers in cities looking…
Inside the Hong Kong super-home shooting for £20k psf
A single square foot of this £89.5m residence on Barker Road, overlooking Victoria Harbour, costs the same as a brand new Mini Cooper
Pensions are worth more than property for the first time
The average UK house price is now £230,000, while the average final salary pension pot is worth £233,000...
New COO for Howard de Walden
FD Mark Kildea steps up
High-street law firms under ‘immediate threat’ as housing market grinds to a halt
71% of high-street firms believe they may have to close their doors in the next six months as result of the current crisis, warns the Law Society
London agency begins unfurloughing staff
Chestertons brings lettings negs back to work in some parts of the capital 'in anticipation of a very busy summer'