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Lomond recruits heavyweight Foxtons & Chestertons alumnus
Former Chestertons CEO John Ennis joins the acquisitive estate agency group as it looks to expand into new regions, including London.
‘A historic place-shaping decision’: Green light for new city district in South Gloucestershire
In Pictures: YTL Development's updated masterplan for the 380-acre Brabazon project promises to create over 6,000 new homes on the former Filton Airfield in North Bristol - where Concorde was developed.
Treasury considers scrapping Non-Dom status
Next week's Budget could see changes for HNWIs who live in the UK but have tax residencies overseas.
Property comms agency scoops raft of high-profile clients
Wins for Belgravia-based firm follow global campaign for The OWO Residences by Raffles last year.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Prize Hyde Park Gardens lateral pitched at £12.5mn
In Pictures: Sumptuous three-bed spans three grand buildings on one of the capital's top addresses.
Five key themes at play in the prime property market right now, according to a buying agency
'Obviously we are mainly a buying agent but in the last week we have taken five enquiries from former clients who are considering selling'
Mortgage approvals rise again as borrowing costs ease
40% more home purchase mortgages were approved in January this year than in January 2023.
Global prime property prices have ‘surprised on the upside’, but there’s a ‘bumpy road’ ahead
Knight Frank's latest Prime International Residential Index reveals 2023's global luxury hotspots, and highlights the markets to watch in 2024.
Middleton Advisors boosts Estates & Special Projects team
The prime property agency is expanding & diversifying into the hospitality sector.
How much prime resi space does US$1mn buy around the world?
Monaco, Aspen and Hong Kong are the priciest places on the planet to buy luxury living space, says Knight Frank.
Hong Kong lifts overseas buyer curbs to revive property market
Restrictions on property transactions 'are no longer necessary amidst the current economic and market conditions,' says Hong Kong's Financial Secretary, as property prices slump.