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Coast Wanted: The UK’s 20 ‘best places to live by the sea’ in 2024
The Times has teamed up with Savills to profile the top property markets by the coast.
Hamptons picks creative agency
Upmarket estate agency says collaboration with Atomic London 'marks an exciting chapter'.
Analysis: Tom Bill on what a Labour victory means for the UK property market
Watch what the government says over the summer and what it does in its first Budget later this year, advises Knight Frank's UK resi research chief.
Richard Rogerson: The lure of political stability?
As Sir Keir Starmer prepares to enter Downing Street as Labour's first prime minister in 14 years, buying agent Richard Rogerson runs through the hot topics for HNW clients, and London’s prime residential…
Election 2024: Property industry reactions to the election of a Labour government
Featuring commentary & insights from: Dominic Agace, Guy Gittins, Tim Hyatt, Trevor Kearney, Camilla Dell, Marcus Dixon, Lisa Simon, Becky Fatemi, Nicholas Gray, Will Watson, Geoff Wilford & more
Agency toasts biggest deal of the year in Wimbledon
'Landmark' nine-bed residence on Marryat Road changed hands off-market, as is becoming the trend.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Prime London rental value growth slides to three-year low
Almost all tenancies agreed in the last month above £1,000 pw have been below the asking rent or subject to a rent reduction, reports Knight Frank.
Fine & Country expands in Portugal
Fine & Country Algarve has opened a new outpost in Albufeira and plans another in Lagos by the end of next year.
Curchods adds new lettings office in Esher
Estate agency heralds 'a significant milestone' in its effort to strengthen its presence in Surrey.
Election 2024: Starmer’s Labour wins the keys to Downing Street
New government has promised 'change', including planning reform and ambitious housebuilding targets.
It’s complicated: Grosvenor’s sustainability director on EPCs & listed buildings
Sorting out ambiguities in the EPC system is an example of what the industry means when it calls for certainty from government, writes Ed Green.