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Prices in most areas of London are falling in real terms – Hometrack
Capital's housing market 'stuck in neutral' with price growth below the rate of inflation
Q&A: On Travis Perkins’ plans to build a mixed-use portfolio across London
Martin Meech, Group Property Director at leading builders' merchants Travis Perkins plc, talks to PrimeResi about the firm's ambition to partner with developers to create a series of mixed-use schemes…
Global HNWs “braced” as Bermuda leak threatens to reveal financial details
Offshore legal firm Appleby confirms "a data security incident" occurred last year - but insists that there are no illegal activities to expose
Residential property transaction numbers slip by 1.8%
The number of residential property deals fell between August and September - but is higher than it was last year
The business districts evolving into unbeatable live-work-play destinations
Financial Times: From Manhattan to the City of London, financial districts are emerging as bona fide lifestyle hotspots. Cathy Hawker reports for FT How to Spend It
And Other Villains: Why stamp duty is only part of the problem for prime London
Non-Dom taxation, Brexit, tightened mortgage lending, blustering rhetoric...
Buy-to-let landlords ‘sitting tight’ in prime London
“We see no signs of an exit,” says Knight Frank as re-lets rise by 10%
London’s most desirable neighbourhoods; an academic approach
Cluttons, with a little help from boffins at the Consumer Data Research Centre and UCL, assesses the residential desirability of London's 47 sub-markets
Buying agency reports ‘complete U-turn’ in London as clients buy-to-live
57% of Black Brick's acquisitions so far in 2017 have been primary homes, up from 29% in 2016
How can we eliminate the scourge of gazumping and gazundering?
Both the USA and Scotland claim to have the perfect solution, but their systems are far from ideal, explains Trevor Abrahmsohn...
Westbrook shows off its grand plans for Pimlico’s “notorious” Dolphin Square
Designs by Eric Parry involve the demolition and rebuilding of the North side of the square, and adding a new storey to the other three sides
Fine & Country rolls out an “automated prospecting service”
"Extremely intelligent" system hopes to win instructions from rival firms "with minimal effort"