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Staged homes sell ‘up to three times’ faster than un-dressed properties
78% of estate agents and developers believe that a staged home attracts higher offers than an un-staged property, according to a survey by the Home Staging Association
CFB signs up ex-Hamptons sales boss after £100m maiden year
Mark Horne's new mortgage and finance brokerage announces key hire and milestone as ambitious expansion plans take shape
Bloomberg launches a luxury property listings section
Bloomberg Pursuits' new real estate listings platform will only feature properties from Sotheby's International Realty for the first month
£5.25m Knightsbridge flat offered with Bulgari spa perk
Period two-bed on Rutland Gardens is being pitched at the HNW fitness fan
Mapped: Prime London price & rental growth
Here's how the capital's prime neighbourhoods have performed over the last three months
Carter Jonas bolsters Architecture & Building Consultancy team
Matthew Ellams has joined Carter Jonas' Building Consultancy as a Partner
London’s prime property prices paint pretty picture for buyers – Coutts
Vendors are slashing prices by an average of 13% - and 21% in the £10m+ range - as transaction volumes slow to a six-year low, reports the Queen's bank...
Chestertons reports rising activity levels and fewer fall-throughs as buyers tire of Brexit deadlock
Major London agency notes a 'dramatic shift' in behaviour since the start of the year, with new registrations, viewings and offers all up - and fall-throughs dramatically down...
Royalton courts HNW heritage fans with new private estate in Surrey
Designed by Julian Bicknell, Magna Carta Park is delivering 23 houses, 10 townhouses and 26 apartments on a 57-acre site just outside of Windsor
Battersea Power Station recruits branding chief to put the scheme ‘firmly on the world map’
BPSDC's new Head of Brand, Carlin Fier, joins from Brookfield with plans to 'transform the iconic regeneration project into a globally recognised brand'
Stamp duty receipts tumble by £1 billion
Latest statistics from HMRC confirm a massive fall from £12.9bn in 2017/18 to £11.9bn in 2018/19, the biggest decline seen since the financial crisis