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86% of tracked countries saw property prices rise in 2018
Hong Kong has tumbled from first to 22nd place in Knight Frank's global property price growth table, while Central and Eastern European countries are now out-pacing bigger EU nations.
Ranked: Britain’s top ten locations for buy-to-let investors
Zoopla has looked into which locations promise the best yields for buy-to-let investors.
Buyer swoops on Star and Garter’s ‘jewel in the crown’
The East Wing at London Square's grand restoration project on Richmond Hill sprawls across 6,500 sq ft and looks out onto one of the most famous views in England;
Property transactions tick up in February
The latest HMRC property transactions statistics 'support the narrative of relative stability over the past five years'
Historic Riviera mansion breaks the Cannes price record
The grand Rimbaud-designed Château Soligny, overlooking the Bay of Cannes, has sold on a guide price of €55m.
Notting Hill market sets the pace as buyers ‘get on with their lives’
The average number of days between a property being listed and going under offer in W11 has fallen by 42% over the last year, the biggest such reduction in PCL...
Deal sealed on £12.75m Kensington mansion
Handsome period pile on Phillimore Gardens made headlines in 2015 as the UK's most expensive online listing
CapitalRise smashes crowdfunding target
Over 500 investors have backed the luxury property crowdfunding platform, raising nearly £2m to "accelerate expansion"
Media chief joins Grosvenor board
Former Channel 5 and Getty Images boss Dawn Airey appointed as non-exec director
Howard de Walden picks Jackson-Stops for Marylebone estate lettings gig
Jackson-Stops has been appointed as one of The Howard de Walden Estate's four retained letting agents, alongside Greater London Properties, Carter Jonas and Druce.
Oaknorth triples profits
Challenger bank claims to have bankrolled the creation of 10,000 new homes since it launched in 2015.
May is peak buying season in the UK property market
'The traditional buying seasons remain apparent in both London and the regions', says Knight Frank, after analysing sales activity over the last three years;