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RBKC agency plots push into Mayfair & Marylebone
45-year-old firm announces plans to open a third office.
Tom Bill: Companies reassess UK relocation plans due to economic squeeze
Economic headwinds, rising rents and tech layoffs mean corporate relocations to London are down on last year.
The Country House Department adds two regional directors
Stuart Miles and Christopher Bailey have moved from Hamptons and Knight Frank respectively.
London loses top spot for property investors
A survey by Handelsbanken suggests that appetite for residential property investments in the UK has picked-up compared to last year, but London appears to be falling out of favour.
One in seven buyers using overseas funds, reports AML firm
USA, Hong Kong and India top the list of where international funds are coming from.
Enormous Gloucestershire estate launched at £57.5mn
Down Ampney is one of the largest and most prestigious estates in the region.
Fenton Whelan completes £500mn Park Modern scheme, pitching ‘the most outstanding luxury apartments in London’
Most units at the PLP-designed development overlooking Hyde Park have already been spoken for - but the £60mn marquee penthouse is among those still up for grabs.
£13.95mn price tag for rare specimen opposite Chelsea Physic Garden
Will this eight-bed Victorian townhouse on Cheyne Place catch the eye of a super-rich flower show-goer?
Ranked: Britain’s 50 wealthiest property tycoons
How did the UK’s biggest real estate players fare amid the ups and downs of the last 12 months?
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from LonRes, Hamptons, Knight Frank, Benham & Reeves, Rightmove, CBRE & more...
Watchdog flags ‘risks’ in new Biodiversity Net Gain rules
The 'novel and complex' government scheme to promote nature within property developments was launched 'without having all elements in place to ensure its long-term success', warns the National Audit Office.
Asking prices climb to another record high
'The top-of-the-ladder sector is still leading the way,' says Rightmove's Tim Bannister, as larger homes drive price rises as well as buying & selling activity this Spring.