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London Square picks up 98-home development site in Beaconsfield
Commuter belt former MoD site is the latest in a run of notable acquisitions by the Aldar-owned property developer.
Latest show apartment unveiled at boutique Mayfair scheme
A.London returns to 36 & 37 Hertford Street, completing a pied-à-terre project aimed at international buyers seeking turnkey living.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 01, 2026
The new year has started with a flurry of new sales instructions across London's prime postcodes, but very few sales have been agreed so far.
Global brokerage reveals its biggest deals & listings of the year
Sales of a $200mn-plus estate in Germany and a $185mn beachfront trophy home in Sardinia were among the highlights for Sotheby's International Realty in 2025.
Rightmove declares ‘busiest ever’ Boxing Day for house hunters
Property portal says post-Christmas website traffic 'indicates many are looking to put some of the uncertainty of last year behind them and get going with a 2026 move.'
Savills names new office heads in Oxford & Cardiff
Gemma Chandler and Jonathan Latham take over from Richard Binning and Chris Potts, respectively.
US ultra-luxury market ‘white-hot’ as $100mn-plus deals boom
For the first time on record, every one of the top-10 American home sales in 2025 breached the $100mn mark - in stark contrast with London.
Carter Jonas boosts turnover to £94mn
Longstanding property firm updates on 2025 performance and five-year strategy.
CLS to sell off major SW London development site
Deal tees up another notable resi play for acquisitive developer.
Prime London buyer demand picked up in Q4 despite tax fears
The capital's high-value property market proved 'remarkably resilient' at the end of 2025, says Benham & Reeves, with buyer interest 'holding firm as we start a new year.'
UK’s biggest estate agency groups commits to Zoopla for five years
Owner of Hamptons and John D Wood signs new property portal contract.
Mortgage approvals dipped in November – BoE data
Lending activity faltered only slightly in the Autumn Budget month.