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Kier to sell housebuilding arm in ‘fundamental restructure’
Construction giant confirms that it 'has received a number of inbound expressions of interest' in its housebuilding division Kier Living
America’s super-rich splurge on London property, spending an average of £7.3m
Wealthy US buyers have returned to London in a big way this year, reports Knight Frank
Buyers snap up 70% of Islington Square units
Galliard & Cain International update on sales progress as £400m mixed-use scheme approaches completion
Tech professionals drive demand surge in rebooted King’s Cross
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Kay & Co reports rocketing sales and lettings figures in the former industrial wasteland, as world famous corporations continue to pile in...
Prices and transactions on the rise as northern regions power on
LSL & Acadata sense some pent-up demand is breaking through...
Asking prices rise to ‘within a whisker of a new record’, but sales still struggle
New seller supply 'remains constrained nationally', says Rightmove as we approach the year's halfway point - particularly in southern regions
Chalegrove’s Landmark Pinnacle tops out
75-storey, 752-unit tower in Canary Wharf will round-off the developer's trilogy of 'Landmark' schemes
More than one in ten British adults own multiple properties, claims report
11.2% of the population owns more than one property, says the Resolution Foundation.
A rare look inside Higham Hall, home of the Prince of Wales’ favourite architect Quinlan Terry
Clive Aslet tours the Suffolk home of the celebrated Classicist for Country Life
£10m price tag for ‘showpiece’ estate in Cambridgeshire
Set in 250 acres of parkland near Stamford, The Thornhaugh Hall Estate revolves around a glorious limestone mansion
The number of households rented by over-50’s has risen by 61% since 2012
One in five tenants in the South East is now aged over 50, says Hamptons International
Rare whisky outperforms other ‘luxury asset’ classes
Knight Frank's Luxury Investment Index has out-paced the prime London property market for the last five years, as have the FTSE and Gold (albeit in more volatile fashion)