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Cash landlords stump up a record £21bn
65% of landlord acquisitions in the last 12 months have been mortgage-free, says Countrywide Plc
Mapped: The latest per square foot values across Prime London
Fresh LonRes data reveals average £psf values and the proportion of £1m+ sales for each area of Prime London during Q3 2017
Heaton & Partners grows its team in the Cotswolds
Bertie Cassels joins the buying agency to cover Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire
Central London developers look to the suburbs
Savills reports surge of interest in 'popular but affordable' locations south of the river
London hosts world’s ‘most prolific’ Airbnb owner
Host with the most said to be operating a portfolio of 881 properties in the capital, bringing in nearly £12m a year...
Battersea powers profit boost for Malaysian backer
Phase 1 sales at SW London regeneration scheme deliver Q3 surge for SP Setia
New Knightsbridge head for Knight Frank as des Forges takes the lead on PCL developments
Harry Dawes takes charge of agency's flagship branch on Sloane Avenue as Rupert des Forges moves over to head up prime new homes team
Seven-unit Little Venice scheme gets the go-ahead
Cambell Architects' plans for a resi block near the canal get the thumbs-up from Westminster's planners
Countrywide to pause digital drive for ‘evaluation’ as revenues struggle
Estate agency network is "continuing to evaluate [its] position in the markets that benefit from the digital offering before rolling out this proposition to the rest of the network"
‘Downbeat’: Property market stutters as demand drops further
"Momentum in the market is likely to remain subdued in the near term", say residential property surveyors
Greenwich named as London’s ‘friendliest’ borough
Poll seeks to debunk the capital's 'unfriendly' reputation by quizzing residents on community spirit, neighbours and safety; Greenwich and RBKC fare well but Wandsworth slammed for 'snootiness'...
PCL prices turn up as the top-end accepts higher stamp duty
A 0.1% monthly increase in the average PCL property value is "the latest sign that price declines are bottoming out", says Knight Frank