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Ranked: The best UK cities for property investors
Glasgow, Edinburgh and Belfast are the top picks for residential property returns, suggests Colliers, while locations in the South East are less appealing for investors.
In Conversation: Peter Rollings on succession, ‘flabby’ business, and what independent agents can learn from Foxtons
The Interim CEO of Foxtons has shared more candid insights into life at the high-profile estate agency, as a new boss prepares to take the reins.
New head of lettings at Savills Wimbledon
Charlotte Whitmarsh joined the agency from Marsh & Parsons in 2020.
Knight Frank builds rural team in Devon
Knight Frank has recruited a new rural-focused Senior Sales Neg for its Exeter office, hiring Florence Biss from Savills.
Interview: Mark Wells of Invisible Homes on building a buzz around quiet marketing
PrimeResi meets the boss of off-market platform Invisible Homes, which is ‘supercharging’ quiet marketing for estate agencies across London…
House price growth slows to +7.8%
The average UK property price increased by 1% from May to June this year, according to the latest official House Price Index.
Forbes Global Properties names new CEO
Industry veteran Michael Jalbert was previously in charge of developing the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices network.
London Square reports soaring sales & profit after major expansion drive
Resi developer’s latest set of annual results show operating profit surging and forward sales more than doubling, despite rising costs.
Mapped: Prime London price & rental growth
Which areas of PCL and Prime Outer London have outperformed over recent months?
Opinion: Is luxury real estate a recession-proof asset?
"Real estate is more recession-proof than other assets, especially when it comes to luxury homes," argues Mickey Alam Khan, the New York-based president of Luxury Portfolio International.
Does adding space always add value to a home?
Research by Hamptons has found that 28% of homes sold in the UK had been extended by their owners, rising to more than a one in three in London.
The number of homes listed for sale has fallen 12.5% in the last year
Estate agencies have listed an average of 7.3 homes per branch across Britain in 2022 so far, down from an average of 8.4 in 2021, according to some new research.