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‘A stellar example of successful urban regeneration’: Barts Square marks resi sell-out
Eight years after first launching, Savills has closed the resi sales book on a much-admired mixed-use development in the City of London.
Westminster Property Assoc elects new Chair
Landsec's Marcus Geddes takes over the top job at central London's real estate advocacy network.
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Super-prime PCL developer commissions top British textile artist
Aiveen Daly has created two 'major' works for a show apartment at Fenton Whelan's £500mn Park Modern scheme overlooking Hyde Park and Kensington Palace.
Octagon boosts land & planning team
Luxury developer is on the hunt for sites for a range of new schemes.
From Regent Street to Soho Square: 340 iconic London street signs to go under the hammer
Chance for buyers to own a unique piece of London’s history - and grab some Coronation-themed memorabilia...
Strong lettings performance boosts Foxtons’ finances, as sales revenue falls
"I am encouraged by the early results achieved to date," says Foxtons boss Guy Gittins, as "operational improvements" bear fruit.
Investor picks up Cadogan Square trophy
Pair of period buildings on the exclusive garden square, last bought at auction in the 1970s, were priced at £49.5mn.
PCL’s ‘uber-tenants’ budgeting up to £100k per week
Super-rich renters are setting new records in the capital's top neighbourhoods, reports boutique agency.
Sellers behaving badly: Buying agency warns of ‘an increasing trend towards vendors changing the goalposts at the last moment’
Bill Spreckley of Stacks Property Search has some sage advice for house-hunters dealing with tricky vendors.
London rents fall as supply improves
London's average weekly rent fell 4% last month, says Foxtons. But rental prices are still 14% higher than at this time last year.
Ranked: Britain’s overseas buyer hotspots
The number of foreign buyers entering the property market across England and Wales increased by 3.2% over the last year - with some areas seeing surges of up to 18.8%.