Latest Articles
The average landlord’s portfolio is now bigger than ever
Landlord numbers are falling, despite a "sharp rise" in the number of available rental homes, says Countrywide
HOK hires top designer from Heatherwick
Architecture practice behind Greenland Group's £800m London Spire, and MLC & Ridgford's Skinny House
Jackson-Stops introduces a hyper-targeted marketing tool
Website visitors will be shown tailored property ads based on their online behaviour
Neighbours swoop to buy up family-sized apartments in new Hampstead development
40% of buyers of units in Godfrey London's 14 Netherhall Gardens scheme already live on the street
“Developers are using culture as a Trojan horse in their planning battles”
Housebuilders appropriate art to sell luxury homes at the expense of local artists and communities. But now there’s a fightback over "artwashing", writes Anna Minton
“Love seats” and the quintessential Royal Suite: a first look inside London’s Admiralty Arch hotel
The Telegraph's Luxury Travel Editor John O'Ceallaigh takes a tour of interior design plans for the new Admiralty Arch hotel
New tax evasion rules are the “most severe punitive measure yet”
HMRC takes tougher stance against offshore tax evaders
Knight Frank leans on global network to weather UK headwinds
‘There were moments when the outlook was bleak’, says boss Alistair Elliott as group posts 3.3% rise in annual turnover and 4.5% fall in pre-tax profits
M&G backs Lodha’s Grosvenor Square scheme to the tune of £517m
Second mega-loan to be secured by the super-prime developer this year...
Green Belt ‘threats’ double in a year
443 sites currently earmarked for housing within the London Metropolitan Green Belt, says action group, up from 203 last year
Developer plans art-fuelled bash & marketing assault to promote Elephant & Castle scheme
South Central Management is putting on "the largest launch on the Southbank this year" to promote TwoFiftyOne in Elephant & Castle
PCL “is moving towards recovery mode” as higher SDLT rates are assimilated into the top-end
Transaction volumes are up by nearly 10%, says Knight Frank, as accidental landlords look to sell up