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Property sales up 19% at Winkworth
But politics and high finance costs have 'weighed' on demand for high-end properties, says Winkworth.
Lomond builds southern presence with Charters acquisition
Charters operates nine sales and lettings branches along the length of the M3, covering a patch from Southampton to Farnham.
Agency completes speedy sale at Mayfair’s Eaton House
The penthouse had previously spent two years on the market with three different firms.
Historic estate agency eyes London expansion
Druce is on a recruitment drive as it reveals plans to open 'hub' offices across the capital in the next 12 months.
Rayner renames Housing Dept; drops Levelling Up ‘slogan’
The DLUHC is now the MHCLG again.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 27, 2024
The latest data suggest last week's General Election had little real effect on home-buying and selling activity across London's prime postcodes.
Tax paid by UK non-doms hits six-year high
Labour has pledged to abolish non-dom status 'once and for all'
‘Best-in-class’ freehold resi block in Knightsbridge offered for £28mn
The three townhouses and three mews buildings are currently arranged as 15 lateral apartments.
Boutique developer secures £48mn loan for mixed-use Queensway scheme
OakNorth backs Vabel's 'most prestigious multi-unit prime central London scheme to date' as neighbourhood's £3bn transformation gathers pace.
Super-prime estate agency London House expands with raft of new hires
Alex Bourne & Richard Douglas' high-end firm boosts line-up with quartet of new recruits, including a key member of Knight Frank's lettings team.
High-profile ex-Savills agent looks to shake up UK’s luxury homes market
Trevor Kearney launches US-style brokerage promising to 'rip up the rule book' on traditional commission agreements for top agency talent.
In Pictures: €700mn Portuguese prime resi scheme promises ‘a revolution in sustainable living’
Savills QP says Arcaya is 'unparalleled in its approach to sustainability' and 'one of the most exciting new developments to come to the Algarve.'