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Rightmove ramps up tech updates as revenue climbs further
Property portal just delivered its 'highest-ever number of monthly product releases' as it zeroes-in on AI.
£16mn townhouse sets new benchmark on Prince Albert Road
8,000 sq ft home overlooking Regent’s Park came with a 'spectacular' private leisure complex.
Knight Frank launches new investor advisory offering as buy-to-let landscape shifts
Agency hosts panel discussion to debut new team, with discussions focusing on landlord caution, regulatory pressure - and where investors are still finding opportunities.
In Pictures: Parisian hospitality brand to launch Miami Design District residences
Fouquet’s to debut branded residences in the US, in a 25-storey Chipperfield-designed tower.
California homeowner offers luxury estate in exchange for Anthropic shares
Niche pitch targets AI firm’s equity-rich employees.
Book Now: Last few slots available for property industry five-a-side showdown
Final call for teams to take part in the sector’s flagship annual football tournament, the CPR Cup.
One in 2,500 open-market property listings priced above £15mn
More than a fifth of current Rightmove listings in London are looking for more than £1mn.
One in four would-be sellers halt moving plans amid market uncertainty
24% of would-be home movers no longer plan to sell this year, claims research, and a further 27% are less certain about doing so than at the start of 2026.
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Big-ticket London home sales slide by over a third as caution returns
Latest data: Savills says wealthy buyers are retreating towards the capital’s traditional golden postcodes, with geopolitical jitters weighing on activity.
Buying agency Black Brick boosts team with trio of hires
Former Prime Purchase director Alex Oliver is among three new additions to the firm’s London-based operation.
‘Defined by caution & tight viability’: How the resi development landscape has shifted this year
Housebuilders started 2026 with some optimism, reports Oliver Knight, but that 'proved short-lived' in the face of global uncertainty, rising construction costs and escalating interest rates.