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Strutt & Parker installs new Managing Director & Head of Marketing
Gary Higgins & Tamerah Couchman have been recruited to lead the BNP Paribas-owned property firm through its 'next phase of growth'.
Rise of the Broker: How the business of prime London agency has changed since 2000
Alexandra Goss charts the changing face of luxury property agency over the last 25 years, from the mainstreaming of buying agents & the introduction of private offices, to the rise of independent brokers.
London Square readies new boutique scheme in Brook Green
The developer picked up the former school site as part of its major acquisition spree last year.
Jo Eccles: Competitive bidding is taking buyers by surprise
Purchasers may think they hold all the cards right now, but heavily reduced prices are sparking bidding wars across PCL, reports top acquisition specialist.
Sandbanks is Britain’s most expensive coastal area in 2025
The Dorset enclave 'now stands out as the only seaside spot with an average asking price of over the million-pound mark,' says Rightmove.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 26, 2025
Buyer choice continues to build in the capital as new listings outpace sales agreed.
TPO confirms new Ombudsman & CEO
Lesley Horton & Andy Clachers have been formally appointed to succeed Rebecca Marsh.
Top-end sales in Wimbledon & Richmond set 2025 price benchmarks
Super-prime brokerage tucks away brace of big-ticket deals after expanding into SW London.
Savills swoops on central London heritage planning consultancy
Real estate giant bolsters heritage-led planning and design capabilities with Citydesigner acquisition.
Ranked: The world’s most valuable housing markets in 2025
Global property values have fallen in US dollar terms, despite most markets seeing growth when measured in local currencies.
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
A standout villa in Notting Hill topped the latest tranche of super-prime sales lodged with the Land Registry.
Industry Reactions: Mortgage lending bounces back from April’s slump
Fresh Bank of England data on mortgage approvals show increased activity in May - but 'are broadly consistent with a property market treading water,' comments Simon Gammon of Knight Frank Finance.