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Eaton Square lateral finds a taker
2,832 sq ft apartment on the preferred northern terrace first appeared on the market in 2015
Property demand ‘nears a seven-year low’ as ‘buyers approach the market with caution’
There was an average of 252 would-be buyers registered per estate agency branch in February, according to the NAEA. That's 18% fewer than a year ago, and 46% fewer than in 2016.
British consulate picks up Manhattan penthouse for $16m
Records show the British Consulate-General in New York acquiring a marquee unit at 50 United Nations Plaza, billed as 'the ultimate global address'
Fortwell goes on a lending spree in Manchester & Birmingham
Property finance firm has lent £31m and £55m to fund two major resi schemes in key regional cities.
Battersea Power Station developer hits back at discounting claims
BPSDC and agents JLL refute claims that construction delays at the £9bn scheme could lead to units being sold off at 'up to 40% of their original price'
Ranked: Britain’s fastest-moving property markets
Zoopla highlights three characteristics of locations where properties sell quickly.
Top estate agencies accused of ‘gaming’ online review scores
Foxtons and Purplebricks have come under fire following an investigation by The Times into Trustpilot reviews.
Fine & Country moves into Western Australia
Estate agency establishes a 'flagship' Perth outpost as it looks mine the top-end of Western Australia's residential property market.
London Square launches a commercial arm
Resi developer rolls out London Square Works to 'maximise the potential' of its mixed-use developments
Newcourt unveils ‘ballroom’ apartment at East Sussex heritage scheme
Three-year restoration project has brought the Grade II listed Wadhurst Place back from the brink
Strutt & Parker gears up for tenth annual ‘open house’ event
National Open House Day initiative started in 2009 with a single office in Kent; last year's event involved 35 branches, 580 properties, 1,000 buyers, and generated over £60m in offers.
RIBA warns of a ‘shrinking market for architectural services’
The market for architectural services is now shrinking 'quite significantly', say architects, as practices express 'frustration at the Brexit impasse'