Foxtons buys two more London estate agencies
Gordon & Co in South London and Stones Residential in North London have been bought by Foxtons Plc for £10.55mn.
Chestertons buys another London estate agency
Independent NW London agency London Residential will be absorbed into Chestertons' existing Camden office.
Leaders Romans Group buys another West London estate agency
LRG has made its first acquisition under new ownership, picking up four-branch London estate agency Northfields.
Foxtons among ten ‘founder member’ agencies of new property portal Boomin
Bruce brother's new venture names its first tranche of estate agency backers.
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Gove accelerates reform of ‘feudal’ leasehold system
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CIT reports strong pre-launch sales at new super-prime scheme in Belgravia
Fleet-footed buyers have already snapped up 20% of the residences at 8 Eaton Lane ahead of this month's official launch
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