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Budget 2017: Prime resi industry reactions
What the residential property industry thinks about abolishing stamp duty for first-time buyers, the empty homes levy, housebuilding targets, & more
‘The most anti-London Budget in a generation’: Mayor Khan attacks Hammond’s work
The Mayor of London has condemned Philip Hammond's Budget speech, lashing out that "hammering London will not encourage growth elsewhere in the UK"
Budget 2017: Stamp Duty abolished for first-time buyer purchases under £300k
Chancellor Hammond declares "we are choosing to build" as he outlines a swathe of policy reforms for the property sector - but does it go far enough?
Borough by Borough: An infographic tour of London’s property markets
Property prices in London are rising by 9.1% a year over the long-term, and the market "remains robust and healthy", says CBRE.
Ex-Domus Nova & Savills duo launch online property marketplace
Former high-end estate agents join forces to bring buyers and owners together
Ranked: The UK’s ‘most lucrative’ postcodes
SW11 is way ahead of any other UK postcode for the total value of property transacted so far this year...
Christie’s moves into Mexico City
New affiliate LUX Bienes Raices to represent the network in North America's biggest city
Resi transaction numbers picked up in October
13.3% more deals completed last month compared to October 2016, according to provisional HMRC statistics.
Sheppard’s greenbelt eco-mansion project back on the market
The "remarkable" Hedge House is the length of six double-decker buses...
Can property developers be taught to be ethical?
The BBC's Matt Picklesfinds out about Columbia University's MSc in Real Estate Development
How stamp duty receipts have escalated over time
Stamp tax receipts have hit an all-time high, with 9.7% more coming into HMRC in April-October 2017 compared to the same period last year
Digging deeper into the UK’s housing problem
It’s not just the imbalance between supply and demand that's pushing pricing upwards, it’s also the cost of funding developments, says Charles Curran