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Art looks good to investors as values outperform other luxury assets
Knight Frank’s Luxury Investment Index comfortably out-performed most other asset classes last year, posting 16% growth through 2022.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Tatler reveals London’s ‘five ultra-prime property tribes’
'Forget Londongrad, England’s capital has become a honeypot for tech gazillionaires from Silicon Valley,' says high-society glossy magazine Tatler.
Savills promotes 305 UK fee-earners
Property consultancy announces 'another strong year of promotions'.
JLL recruits new resi development head from Savills
Benjamin Hobart is now in charge of JLL's City, East and North London Residential Development division.
Planning fees set to soar under new proposals
Consultation launched on hiking fees for major applications by 35%, and 25% for all other applications.
‘A complete vindication’: Super-prime estate agency wins high-profile legal battle with former client
Interior designer faces £520k bill after Becky Fatemi's Rokstone triumphs in 'hard-fought and emotionally charged' case over unpaid commission.
Ex-Knight Frank star’s new agency in super-prime deal flurry
Moreas Madani's Tyburn has tucked away over £60mn worth of deals in its first seven months, four of which were above £10mn.
Neil Short: Key trends to watch in the PCL lettings market this year
JLL’s PCL lettings boss summarises the big themes at play in the rental market right now, and the four main priorities for tenants...
Winkworth targets new homes market in major expansion drive
National estate agency brings in Fraser & Co's Charles Jordan to spearhead roll-out across London & the regions.
FT Alphaville: One Hyde Park revisited
'OHP’s super-prime valuations are completely uncorrelated with the wider housing market', concludes Bryce Elder after another attempted analysis of the ultra-luxury resi scheme for FT Alphaville.
Mortgage lending falls again as the housing market ‘suffers a prolonged hangover from the mini-Budget’
'There remains a huge amount of nervousness among borrowers, who aren't sure which way mortgage rates are likely to move next,' comments Knight Frank Finance on the latest BoE mortgage lending data.