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Transaction volumes continue to fall – LCP
A flurry of high-value activity in Prime Central London 'appears to have dissipated', says London Central Portfolio
Foxtons slides into the red as London’s ‘weak sales market’ takes its toll
Sales revenue dropped by 23% in H1, reports the high-profile estate agency - leading to a £2.5m loss for the business in the first half of the year
LA ‘crown jewel’ shoots for the magic $1bn
Billionaire buyer sought for 157-acre undeveloped site occupying the highest point in Beverly Hills
Mayor of London calls for Stamp Duty revenue devolution
Khan pitches to keep SDLT income from the capital for the capital
Revenues & profits rise for Rightmove as agents spend more
Estate agency branches and new homes marketers are spending an average of £986 per month with the UK's biggest property portal
Countrywide loses agency commission case in Dorset
An estate agent should introduce a buyer to the purchase not just the property, rules Weymouth County Court
Qatari Diar breaks ground at former US Embassy site
More good news for Grosvenor Square as the former fortress at No.30 begins its transformation into one of the world's top luxury hotels...
Which are the best parks in PCL?
34 parks and green spaces have been awarded Green Flag status across RBKC and Westminster this year
KKR & Urban Exposure partner up to finance mainstream resi development projects
The new joint venture has an initial pot of £165m to lend to residential development projects across the UK
Prime London properties are selling with an average ‘discount’ of over 11%
It’s still a buyer’s market for luxury London property, says Coutts, but the market has 'stabilised significantly' & 'could be levelling out'
OnTheMarket hits 10,000 branches; ramps up sales team to convert free trials
Property portal has doubled the size of its sales team since February, as it looks to turn free trial offers into full-price listing contracts
Top-end suburban property values have fallen by nearly 17% in five years as the ‘fragile’ £2m+ market softens
'The traditional North-South divide has been turned on its head', says Savills