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Fine & Country expands in Portugal
Fine & Country Algarve has opened a new outpost in Albufeira and plans another in Lagos by the end of next year.
Curchods adds new lettings office in Esher
Estate agency heralds 'a significant milestone' in its effort to strengthen its presence in Surrey.
Election 2024: Starmer’s Labour wins the keys to Downing Street
New government has promised 'change', including planning reform and ambitious housebuilding targets.
It’s complicated: Grosvenor’s sustainability director on EPCs & listed buildings
Sorting out ambiguities in the EPC system is an example of what the industry means when it calls for certainty from government, writes Ed Green.
‘Weak pound’ argument for Prime London property starts to fade
Knight Frank's Tom Bill explains why international buyers might start to see their window of opportunity closing in the months ahead.
LonRes signs up industry heavyweight as non-exec director
Property data platform & network strengthens board with appointment of Lomond's John Ennis.
St George launches new ‘wellness-led waterside neighbourhood’ in SW London
Developer's latest project will deliver 375 new homes & tropical 'oasis' for residents on a 3.4-acre riverside site.
Global house price growth accelerates
82% of the 56 international property markets tracked by Knight Frank have seen property values rise in the last year.
Election result ‘will make no difference’ to most landlords, suggests survey
'It is unlikely that landlords will be running for the exits on Friday - no matter what happens', concludes Foxtons after quizzing over 1,000 property investors.
Rightmove warns ‘120,000 rental homes needed for normal price growth’ as rents climb to another record high
Property portal calls for government interventions to help narrow the gap between rental supply and demand.
Boutique developer/investor achieves B Corp certification
Prime London specialist Leufroy is one of only a few UK real estate companies to reach the ESG benchmark.
Three agency chiefs on what the election result could mean for the Prime London property market
'The (surely) inevitable Labour victory has already been somewhat priced into the London residential market,' says Mark Pollack, concurring with Peter Wetherell, who suggests HNW clients have treated theā¦