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Chunky pre-election deal recorded at One Hyde Park
High-level unit at London's most famous luxury development commanded a cool £39.5m, according to official records
Foxtons in new sales slump (but are things finally looking up?)
High-profile London agency takes another hit to its bottom line, but claims to have 'successfully navigated a very difficult period'
Beautiful homes & tree-lined streets should be ‘the norm not the exception’
Roger Scruton and Nicolas Boys Smith's final report for the Building Better Building Beautiful Commission has been published, offering a series of policy proposals and practical recommendations to make…
Government pledges £1bn for SME housebuilders
The ENABLE Build programme - announced in the 2018 Budget - will shortly begin guaranteeing loans to smaller regional property developers.
Mace promises to go carbon-free in 2020
Global construction giant Mace Group has declared that it "will achieve net zero carbon emissions in 2020."
Chestertons hits the acquisition trail
Major London agency to focus on 'aggressive' acquisition strategy after posting a record performance in 2019
£25k fine for rogue Westminster letting agent
Paddington-based Olympia Estates was found to be operating two HMOs without a licence
Prime London’s lettings market is on the turn
Savills is forecasting rents will rise by nearly 11% over the next five years, having bottomed out in mid-2019...
Rosewood ‘intensely focused’ on branded residences rollout
Luxury hospitality group gears up to boost its portfolio of five-star residences around the world, and embark on some stand-alone residential projects...
Mapped: Prime London price & rental growth
Latest quarterly stats from Knight Frank show St John's Wood outperforming, with South Ken, Canary Wharf and Marylebone lagging behind...
Prime Movers 2020: Last chance to nominate the top luxury property agencies of the year
Nominations close on Friday for PrimeResi Journal's Top 50 Buying Agency and Top 50 Boutique Estate Agency indices for 2020.
Ranked: Britain’s fastest & slowest places to sell a home
It took the average vendor 256 days to sell their property in 2019 (from first listing online to sale completion as marked by the Land Registry), although there were wide variations between different locations;