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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
Book Now: Luxury Business Sphere Summit 2019
Top-notch line-up announced for October's luxury business conference, including major prime resi players
Clivedale tempts HNW buyers with Mandarin Oriental rental programme
In what's being billed as a first for London's super-prime development market, owners at Clivedale's forthcoming scheme on Hanover Square will be able to rent out their homes for up to 90 days of the year…
PCL agency Aston Chase partners with luxury short-term rental firm
Tie-up with HNW vacation specialist Veeve provides the firm's clients with access to the lucrative short-let market;
Monaco’s latest luxury apartments to rise from the rock of Jardin Exotique
A developer is working on an extraordinary new scheme on the site of Monaco’s famous botanical garden...
Prime Londoners are looking beyond the capital in record numbers
43% of prime London home-movers in the last 12 months bought outside of the capital, says Hamptons International; that's a record level
Conveyancing activity slumps as Brexit uncertainty bites
Conveyancers handled 10% fewer cases in Q2 compared to the previous quarter, and 20% fewer than before the EU Referendum in 2016