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The Telegraph: Why Mike Spink’s property developments are the best, and priciest in the UK
Property journalist Zoe Dare Hall has profiled publicity-shy ultra-prime property developer Mike Spink in The Telegraph.
Guild arms member agents with market intelligence
Membership organisation teams up with Dataloft to produce free quarterly reports
Friday Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
A weekly stock check, powered by LonRes
Knight Frank makes senior team changes in Kensington & Chelsea
Longstanding Chelsea office head James Pace moves over to Kensington, to be joined by new recruit William Allen from Strutt & Parker; Charles Olver to lead KF's sales team in Chelsea
Inside & Out: Andrew Shirley on why resi developers are tapping wellness trends
When it comes to residential property development, there’s more to wellbeing than just adding a new spa, says Andrew Shirley.
The Pursuit of Happiness: Ranking the world’s most-liveable cities
Oslo, Zurich and Helsinki offer their residents the highest quality of life of any major world cities, says Knight Frank, as European hubs come up trumps.
Candy wins £2m Chelsea mansion Stamp Duty appeal claim
The Tax Tribunal has given Christian Candy the right to appeal a £1.92m Stamp Duty bill on Gordon House, which he acquired for £68m in 2012 but then gifted to his brother.
High street agents fight back against online rivals
The proportion of UK vendors instructing a traditional agent has hit a ten-year high, according to Zoopla's annual 'State of the Nation' poll
Savills boosts Caribbean coverage with Cayman Islands tie-up
New agency 1503 Property Group joins the fold
Industry urged to ‘do some good’ with empty MIPIM diaries
Idea floated on social media leads to 'impromptu movement', as property peeps volunteer for good causes instead of jetting off to Cannes
Plans lodged for 550 new homes at Bethnal Green’s gasholders
St William has submitted a proposal to build 550 new homes in and around the Bethnal Green gasholders.
Hong Kong market in biggest price drop since 2016
Vendors are slashing prices as the bad news keeps coming, according to local reports