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Old money elite ‘forced out’ of London’s hyper-gentrified prime postcodes
The traditional stomping grounds of the "old money" elite are undergoing something called "hyper gentrification"
Why London won’t lose its crown as Europe’s financial capital
UK capital will remain Europe’s main financial centre argues the LSE's Simeon Djankov
New Assoc Director for Colliers’ new homes team
Joins Colliers' Old Street office with a remit to focus on the new homes sector
Live like the King of Greece (in Surrey)
A deposed king's former residence is up for grabs in Chobham
Knight Frank hires new homes specialist from Hamptons
Tom Hawkins joins Knight Frank's 35-strong New Homes division
London, New York & Singapore are favourite destinations for Middle Eastern investors
11% of those surveyed by Cluttons put the UK capital at the top of their global wishlist
The Recruit of Happiness: Why real estate employers need to sell themselves
The best candidates are vetting employers as much as being vetted by them
Top-end property price drop ‘may well approach 5-10% before the year is out’
Some chunky falls in capital values are on the cards for the rest of 2016, says Cluttons
Goodlord rolls out tenant referencing service
Referencing doesn't have to be arduous and time-consuming, says CEO Richard White
Berkeley Group set to be flushed out of the FTSE 100
Indications are that the housebuilder has dropped down to No.112 in the market capitalisation rankings
111-acre ‘London’ estate with private golf course goes on sale
The Lakesview Estate has been launched by Strutt & Parker's Country Department
How the Night Tube will affect London’s local property markets
Will it really drive up prices on the participating lines?