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LCP brings in Triangle chief to bolster board
Investment firm London Central Portfolio has brought in a new face to its holding company's Board of Directors.
The ‘last castle in Scotland’ returns to the market
Not for the faint of heart, a magnificent Highlands manse thought to be the last castle built in Scotland has come back on to the market after an abortive attempt to turn it into a luxury hotel.
BREXITWATCH: Four thoughts on the EU Referendum and its impact on the prime resi sector
Four of prime London's most informed pundits weigh in on the European question, delivering what looks to be a pretty representative cross section of opinions from the top-end of the residential property…
Referendumbed Down: What would a Brexit mean for the prime resi sector?
It’s a rare event that commands such raging ambivalence.
Super-prime lettings deals double
New figures have shown a massive rise in the number of lettings deals on properties worth £10m or more.
Rare prime Highgate development site up for sale
Nearly an acre of prime Highgate has just hit the market with planning for a seven-house scheme.
Planning nod for major new Paddington scheme
Westminster Council has green-lighted Berkeley Group's plans to transform West End Green.
The developer bagged the long-term vacant 2.
Cushman’s Head of Resi takes the Residential Development Agent’s Society chair
Cushman & Wakefield’s Head of Residential, Candice Matthews, has been elected as chair of the Residential Development Agent’s Society (RDAS).
RDAS was started in 1995, and now has around 410 members.
First Look: Gehry-designed show apartment opens at Battersea Power Station
The first Gehry Partners-designed apartment at Battersea Power Station has been unveiled.
The Quiet After the Storm: A ‘noticeable softening in near term sales expectations’ – RICS
There's been a "noticeable softening in near term sales expectations", says the RICS, as the new second homes SDLT surcharge puts paid to the Winter's buy-to-let rush, and uncertainty driven by the EU…
Solicitors found liable in £500k property fraud case
A highly significant - and frankly terrifying - case has just been decided in the High Court, leaving some conveyancing solicitors liable for a half-a-million pound property scam.
Planning nod for mass roof extension scheme in Ladbroke Grove
Eighteen residents of Ruston Mews in W11 have been given the go-ahead to carry out a joint roof extension after winning an appeal.