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Knight Frank recruits new Partner for West Country resi development team
Bristol-based Faith Beeson-Wright specialises in securing planning for complex residential developments.
Renter competition remains high as London enters ‘peak letting season’
The latest Foxtons data tells of a traditional Summertime surge of activity in the rental market.
‘Iconic’ public artwork unveiled at new Galliard scheme in Soho
British sculptor David Breuer-Weil has created a 'timeless symbol of Soho' at the developer's new project on the corner of Dean Street & Oxford Street.
In Pictures: 600-year-old Kent estate fit for a king asks £5.5mn
The Grade II* listed Vane Court in Biddenden was once the royal residence of Rama VII, the last absolute King of Siam.
Lodha UK investor group acquires prominent Belgravia regen scheme from Grosvenor
The super-prime developer behind No.1 Grosvenor Square and Holland Park Gate has been appointed as development manager at Cundy Street Quarter.
London house-hunter numbers fall by a sixth
A leading estate agency has reported a sharp decline in new buyers registering to buy in London, while more vendors are dropping asking prices.
RICS names interim Standards & Regulation Board, following resignations
Five new faces have been brought in following last month's dramatic walk-out.
Westminster unveils first ever Design Review Panel
Architectural, environmental and engineering experts will provide independent advice on major developments in the borough.
Market Snapshot: Buyers & tenants are shopping in Knightsbridge again
New analysis suggests a recovery is underway in the glitzy PCL neighbourhood.
Marsh & Parsons director joins fast-growing indie agency
Paul Price has been recruited by Hat and Home to run its flagship Ascot office.
Knight Frank appoints new lettings head in East London
Andrew Twagira will be running the lettings team at the agency's branch in Aldgate.
Industry Reactions: Government unveils latest plan to boost housing supply
New policies are 'a step in the right direction,' says Winkworth, while Knight Frank warns that proposed planning reforms will 'only paper over the cracks'.