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Rare ‘triple lateral’ conversion on Pont Street asks £19.95m
Spectacular penthouse project by super-prime design firm Kitesgrove has masses of volume and three roof terraces...
Planners back major new Allies and Morrison scheme in Bath
Controversial Bath Quays North project aims to turn a multi-storey car park into a new mixed use quarter for the World Heritage Site
Abbey picks up 117-unit Buckinghamshire development site
Gladman Developments and Carter Jonas assembled the site near Aylesbury from a consortium of private landowners
JLL launches ‘virtual’ office covering Westminster & St James’s
Agency continues strategy of rolling out virtual office teams to focus on specific postcodes
Super-prime rental market hits ‘all-time high’ in north London as UHNW tenants shell out up to £40k pw
Values spike across St John’s Wood and Regent’s Park as overseas families increasingly opt for luxury developments over five-star hotels for their summer sojourns
Property prices stabilise as transaction numbers dwindle
National transaction volumes are 6% below the seasonal trend, reports LSL, while London has seen a 7% drop in deal numbers in the last year
Mapping Prime London
The latest data from LonRes shows the proportion of £1m+ sales and the average weekly rent across the capital's prime postcodes...
Heritage Alliance names its new Chair as Grossman stands down
Peter Ainsworth will take over from Loyd Grossman as Chairman of The Heritage Alliance in December
Mizen’s 14-storey Battersea tower tops out
Developer expects to launch resi sales for its eponymous project later this year
The proportion of overseas landlords in the UK has halved since 2010
Although London has seen an increase in the last year, says Hamptons International
Landlords calling the shots in Prime London as stock levels slide
Rents and gross yields rise as competition ramps up amongst prospective tenants
Rental markets surge in White City & Hammersmith as West London evolves
Rental activity is on the up in West London's Zone 2, as W12 and W6 emerge as destinations in their own right