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Land values drop as ‘pressures build’ for SME housebuilders
But Savills remains 'optimistic' about the outlook for the development land market in 2026.
Foxtons hunts for new non-exec director as Shapland to step down
Audit Committee chair Rosie Shapland plans to retire after six years on the estate agency Plc's Board.
Park Modern’s £60mn penthouse finds a buyer
Reports suggest an AI tycoon has picked up the marquee unit at Fenton Whelan's Bayswater scheme, marking the biggest super-prime sale of the last year.
Gavin Swartzman: Is AI working for you, or are you working for AI?
Global luxury brokerage chief shares three key principles agents and brokers can use to harness the power of AI - and grow their value proposition and business.
Westminster issues key update as ‘cyber incident’ fallout continues
PCL council now expects its normal planning systems to be restored by mid-February.
In Pictures: British joinery firm completes ‘jewel box’ transformation in Knightsbridge
James Wellesley & Paulo Moschino unveil their artisanal reworking of a 'characterless' townhouse, reflecting a wider trend for luxury homes 'designed with soul'.
CoStar faces fresh investor criticism over resi focus
Another shareholder has called for the proptech and data giant - which owns Homes.com and OnTheMarket - to rethink its position on residential property portals.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Ibiza & London design studio expands into the Cotswolds
Kit Maplethorpe & Alex Hancock’s Bloom Studio says demand has been rising for turnkey design services beyond the capital.
Developer secures £5.8mn finance for Cornish hotel-to-resi scheme
Cator Wells handled the transaction, to help fund a boutique luxury project overlooking Glendorgal Bay.
Propertymark separates regulatory & representative roles
The estate agency trade body has set up an independent Regulatory Board, aiming 'to strengthen professionalism & public trust' in the property sector.
Retrofit or Ruin: Five key recommendations for a sustainable future for Britain’s historic buildings
Grosvenor argues that 'good conservation' should be redefined as 'the ability of historic buildings to adapt & continue to serve their communities.'