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Talks of a Foxtons IPO continue to the rounds, with Sky News reporting that the estate agency's owner, BC Capital, is planning to appoint an investment bank later this month to "examine strategic options…

Marsh & Parsons is to launch its 19th office on the site of the former Beatles Apple boutique on Baker Street in central London.

Proving they're far from a load of hot air, the marketing team at Stirling Ackroyd has clearly been doing some blue sky thinking over the last few months.

Areas in seventeen local authorities - including vast swathes of central London - have been exempted from new rights that make it easier to convert offices into resi, due to "exceptional economic circumstances".

More multi-millionaires call London home than any other city, although there are more billionaires in New York, and more millionaires in Tokyo, according to new research by WealthInsight.

Construction managers Turner & Townsend have been given the nod to oversee delivery of Battersea Power Station's Circus One first phase.

HNWs are spending more time and more money on their fine art assets, as values have surged over the last two years, according to multi-family office Stonehage.

"Tough" measures that will see lettings agents take a front-line role in tackling immigration, announced in yesterday’s (8 May 2013) Queen’s Speech, have not gone down well in the industry (read what…

A £10,000 fine if immigration details are wrong? For Pete's sake, give letting agents a break says Trevor Abrahmsohn... The ramifications of the immigration problem facing the UK are horrendous.

There’s room at the top of London’s prime property market for another major player, according to the co-founder of search and acquisition specialist Totalis Prestige.

It sounds as though an epic redevelopment of 56 Curzon Street in Mayfair, former home to Leeds-born chef Marco Pierre White's Mirabelle restaurant, may have fallen foul of Westminster planners.

Siobhan Staunton has joined Marsh & Parsons as Head of New Homes, based in Kensington.