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Developers wanted for key waterfront sites in Liverpool
CBRE is marketing Kings Dock on the Mersey as seven prime development sites totalling 7.6 acres
Top property advisors & wealth managers shortlisted for HNW awards
William Cash's Spear's Magazine has revealed the shortlist for 2019's Wealth Management Awards, which take place on 14th November, including four top prime resi advisors. **Updated with winners**
Crest Nicholson boss to retire
Interim CEO Chris Tinker will step down from the housebuilder's Board at the end of the year
Wilben founders launch high-end interiors venture
Luxury developers William & Benjamin Samuels unveil their new platform, Imbuel, promising to simplify the high-end design process for developers and homeowners around the world...
Carter Jonas reports 12% profit boost
Chief exec Mark Granger hails 'extremely encouraging' set of results, all things considered, with pre-tax profit, operating revenue and turnover all up on last year
New housing supply hits a 30-year high
9% more homes were added to England's total housing stock in the 12 months to March 2019 than in previous year. 241,130 is the highest number of new homes since official records began in 1991-92.
Westminster approves its 20-year ‘blueprint for development’
Westminster City Council has voted to approve its new "City Plan 2019-2040"
New-build buyers retain love for period style
Over three-quarters of UK adults would want to see period style features in their new-build home, according to research by Jackson-Stops, with bay windows, grand fireplaces, country kitchens and high ceilings…
Hopkins wins Twickenham Riverside design competition
Richmond Council announces preferred bidder after public vote
Gerald Eve recruits team of four resi valuers from Cushman & Wakefield
Jonathan Godfrey, Jim Parker, Alex Maher and Jacques Higginson have all moved from Cushman & Wakefield to Gerald Eve, where they will work in residential development valuations
‘Buyer & seller activity remains in a holding pattern, hampered by political & economic uncertainty’ – RICS
“Given the upcoming general election next month, it appears unlikely that these trends will pick-up to any meaningful extent over the remainder of this year”, warns the RICS' Chief Economist
Demand remains resilient, reports Taylor Wimpey, as construction cost inflation softens
Construction cost inflation is likely to ease in 2020 and the mainstream property market is proving resilient in the face of uncertainty, says housebuilder Taylor Wimpey, but there is "increasing customer…