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Agency reports £100mn deal flurry in historic London neighbourhood
Knight Frank has tucked away five 'outstanding' sales in St James's in recent weeks.
Thumbs-up for Westminster’s Church Street revamp
Regen programme, one of the largest in central London, is due to deliver up to 1,120 new homes.
Green light for Camden’s biggest regen scheme since King’s Cross
Landsec's approved masterplan for the O2 Centre promises to deliver 1,800 new homes and two public parks on a 14 acre site in NW3.
‘Reassuringly uneventful’: Stability returns to the prime London market, for now
'Some will be reassured by the current period of uneventfulness and take it as an opportunity to act', suggests Knight Frank, but this rare window of calm is unlikely to last...
Peak Chic: British design firm reimagines the traditional ski chalet
IN PICTURES: OB Architecture unveils concepts for a striking new take on the classic alpine building.
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London is no longer ‘the clear leader’ amongst global financial centres, says City of London
London and New York rank joint-first as the world’s top financial centres, according to new analysis by the City of London Corporation.
Cadogan starts work on £46mn Sloane Street ‘transformation’
Cadogan and RBKC have brought in architects John McAslan + Partners and landscapers Andy Sturgeon to revamp the famous Chelsea thoroughfare.
New York’s luxury property market ‘on a firm footing’ as prices rise
Knight Frank expect Manhattan property prices to rise by another 2% in 2023.
Higher-value lots in demand at auction, says Savills
A pair of development opps near Buckingham Palace fetched well over their guide price at the firm's latest live-streamed event.
Ballymore appoints operations director
Joe Cashman will be responsible for the delivery of all the developer's projects.
Brand Designs: Dubai & London lead EMEA’s ‘extraordinary’ branded residence boom
The branded residential development sector is set 'to continue its extraordinary growth', say Savills and Knight Frank - with Dubai and London leading the way in the EMEA region.