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‘Brexit bargain’ in Kensington as townhouse loses a third of its value in ten years
Wycombe Square mansion goes through at £7.7m, nearly £4m less than the vendor paid for it in 2008
Government looks to reform developer contributions
A consultation has been launched to look at ways of improving the Community Infrastructure Levy to speed up housing delivery
Georgian wreck in Hackney fetches £1.5m at auction
Former home of high-profile columnist, writer and Times Literary Supplement editor Philippa Toomey came with collapsing ceilings and a completely overgrown garden
Acorn & Galliard snap up South Bank regen site from Network Rail
Development JV picks up 0.24 acres and a number of railway arches near Tate Modern
Minister knocks back Clarion’s plan for Chelsea’s William Sutton Estate
Housing Association's plan to replace the SW3 estate with a mix of private and social units rejected at appeal
Planners approve Zaha Hadid’s Vauxhall Cross Island
Gulf-backed developer wins approval for two striking new mixed-use towers next to Vauxhall Station
Council backing for tycoon’s reworking of a ‘mini country estate’ in South Ken
Remarkable proposition off Onslow Square was bought in January for a "bargain" £40m in one of the deals of 2018
RBKC rules on high-profile Melbury Road basement battle
Planners conditionally approve pop star's subterranean extension after a five-year slog...
‘Reversal of fortunes’ sees online estate agents’ market share drop to 4.6%
Purplebricks and Yopa dominate the post-Emoov online estate agency space, reports The Advisory
Waterfront properties around the world command a 40% premium
"The waterfront property market is amongst the most liquid", says Knight Frank's Liam Bailey, as the team charts which oceans, lakes and rivers command the highest premiums.
Urban Exposure reports a £3.1m loss
Development finance firm has committed to £168.4m of loans since it floated in May
Property price inflation sinks to its lowest level in five years – UK HPI
House prices in London have fallen in each month since July 2018; inner London boroughs have seen negative numbers since January 2018