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Watch: WilkinsonEyre on sculpting a luxury scheme for ‘one of the best sites in the world’
Chris Wilkinson's London-based architecture practice draws inspiration from the UK capital for its newly-launched 82-unit project in Sydney, The Crown Residences of One Barangaroo...
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In Pictures: Important Brunelleschi castle & estate near Florence offered for sale
A properly historic medieval castle near Florence has come up for sale, set in a remarkable 1,200 hectare Tuscan estate that includes 25 farmhouses, olive groves, vineyards, and a hamlet with an 18th-century…
Carter Jonas looks to diversify its Model Estate to counter market uncertainty
Carter Jonas' "model estate" - a 3,168 acre notional agricultural estate which the firm has been tracking for the past nine years - dropped in value by 1.
LonRes partners with Let Alliance to offer an ‘end-to-end solution’ for London letting agents
Property data resource and agents' network LonRes has teamed up with lettings services provider Let Alliance to offer "a new world of revenue opportunities" for letting agents.
Plans go in for British Land’s 53-acre Canada Water project
Southwark Council has signed a master development agreement with British Land for a massive regeneration project in East London's Canada Water.
Towers of London: Over 500 tall towers are now in the capital’s development pipeline
90% of London's current high-rise projects are for residential use
Sotheby’s Realty rolls out virtual reality home staging app
'Mobile augmented reality' mobile app allows potential buyers to visualise / play with different interior design set-ups
Watch: GDPR explained in three short videos
On 25 May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into force, overhauling data protection law across the EU, including the UK.
Ranked: The best cities in the world for quality of life
London has slipped down an annual "Quality of Life" ranking of global cities, and now sits down in 41st place.
Watch: Niall Ferguson discusses ‘the next recession’
Historian Niall Ferguson talks to Knight Frank about the issues facing the world and its wealth creators.
Are the rich paying their fair share of taxes?
Are the rich paying their fair share of taxes, asks the Institute for Fiscal Studies' Helen Miller in this illuminating talk at the University of Manchester last year.
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Watch: Is London’s development pipeline sufficient?
Knight Frank has mapped development activity across London, noting that the capital is "a forest of cranes" before questioning whether it's all "out of control" - or if there's not enough building going…