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Grosvenor faces local blowback over Cundy Street regen
Local campaigners rail against the Duke of Westminster and plans to improve a swathe of South Belgravia
Planning nod for £83m courtyard scheme on Tower Bridge Road
Southwark Council has given the green light to Galliard & Acorn's mixed-use Newhams Yard development in Bermondsey
18% of properties for sale in London have had their asking price reduced by 10% or more
Nearly a third of London vendors have dropped their asking prices
Aspire super-home snapped up in Surrey
One of the few new mansions with views across the world-famous St George's Hill golf course has sold in double-quick time
Russia moves to seize ‘the ultimate Scottish residence’
One of Scotland's most luxurious country houses, The Tower of Lethendy in rural Perthshire, has found itself at the centre of an extraordinary High Court battle between the Kremlin and a billionaire oligarch...
Five Years Later: One £22m Billionaires’ Row mansion, two very different markets
Dubbed 'Britain's most expensive new-build' when it launched at the most recent peak of the market in 2014, a 17,000 square foot super-home just off The Bishops Avenue has now sold at 30% below its original…
Britain’s most expensive cities ‘are becoming more affordable’
But the house price to income multiple in London still looks historically toppy
Architecture practices are ‘uneasy’ about taking on permanent staff
It's a "concerning picture", says the RIBA after checking in with 239 practices around the country
James Taylor Homes secures £25m loan for SW London resi scheme
Investec shows 'continued commitment to resi development finance', agreeing to fund the conversion of a former hotel in Kingston town centre into 89 resi units
Manhattan’s Ritz-Carlton penthouse comes back to market with nearly 50% off
Super-prime duplex overlooking Central Park was listed at $95m in 2012; it's now being offered for sale with a $49m asking price
Five-year fixed rate mortgage costs fall as borrowing becomes cheaper around the world
“We have often thought that rates can’t go any lower, but here we are again,” says David Hall of Knight Frank Finance