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Precede Capital adds two new faces
Real estate development lender has recruited a new Associate Director from Green Street, and a Senior Associate from Reed Smith.
Interview: Art market expert Rena Neville on tackling fraud & what interior designers need to know about AML
After three decades with Sotheby's, Rena Neville is one of the world's leading authorities on fraud and anti-money laundering in the art market.
Buyer & seller sentiment steady as market rebalances
February felt like 'business as usual' for the housing market, says OnTheMarket.
£8bn of capital heading for UK’s single family housing sector
'Single family housing is anticipated to play a far more significant role both in housing delivery and institutional real estate portfolios over the coming years,' predicts Knight Frank, as investment…
Middleton recruits ex-Savills COO to new advisory board
Big-hitters Juliette Stacey and Christopher Eadie will be working with the prime property firm's senior team.
House prices dropped 1.1% in January – official data
The property market continued to cool in January, according to the latest UK House Price Index.
Foxtons chief: ‘We’re not seeing a crash in any way, shape or form’
Buyer numbers have recovered after dropping off by up to 50% in the wake of the mini-Budget last year, says Guy Gittins.
‘Astonishing’ $95mn super-villa is one of Dubai’s biggest-ever listings
The ten-bed mansion has been designed to 'expand the possibilities of elite architecture'.
European proptech firm buys Dataloft
Property market intelligence company Dataloft has been acquired by Swiss-based proptech and data firm PriceHubble.
Book Now: Are interior designers bound by the same UK Anti-Money Laundering Regulation as the art market?
Join us for free art market AML guidance with Rena Neville of FCS Compliance, on Monday 27th March.
Activity levels plummet in London’s high-end rental market
Tax changes aimed at buy-to-let investors have hit the sector, says LonRes.
Required Reading: Property agent commission dispute divides legal opinion
A recent Supreme Court case has shone a light on the oft-misunderstood world of finders fees and commission payments, with judges divided in their opinions despite a 'beautifully simple' set of facts.