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Green light for controversial South Bank development
Imposing office-led plans for the ITV Studios site on the River Thames have been given the go-ahead by Lambeth Council, despite vocal local opposition.
The Telegraph: The inside story of London’s ‘Billionaire Towers’
Reporters have named names and details of international residents at Finchatton's super-prime Twenty Grosvenor Square development, calling the 37-apartment scheme "Londongrad’s most fashionable residence.
New photography map reveals ‘a century of England from the air’
Historic England has created a useful tool for planning, heritage projects and archaeological investigation, featuring 400,000 aerial photographs dating back to 1919 & covering nearly a third of the country…
Housing starts plummet with materials & skills in short supply
Project starts are down by 46% on last year’s levels, reports Glenigan
Fractional ownership start-up brings in Black Brick for PCL acquisition drive
Nikos Drandakis’ Flyway is looking to acquire more than a dozen luxury properties as it plans to ‘introduce fractional ownership to the London property market’
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Chunky sales in Fitzrovia, Wimbledon and South Ken feature in latest tranche of official data
Overseas Entities: The real estate effect
The effects of the Economic Crime Act will be felt far and wide across the UK real estate industry, writes Nathan Rees.
New luxury resi plans submitted for dilapidated Kensington hotel
The owner of the old Clearlake Hotel on Prince Of Wales Terrace is reported to be Roman Abramovich’s "right-hand man".
London is the ‘most challenging market’ for estate agents
London's SW postcode is one of the slowest-moving property markets in Britain, according to new analysis - but is the most lucrative patch for estate agents.
Mortgage lending drops, ‘confirming that the froth has come out of the market’
The average mortgage value was £235,474 in February - a significant 4.6% higher than the previous month, and 10.4% up one the year.
Infography: Charting London’s property market surge
Foxtons saw a drastic surge in demand for homes in London as the Covid-19 pandemic eased; producing a series of charts to illustrate the capital's key property market trends through an extraordinary time.
‘Buyer demand remains unseasonably high’ – Zoopla
It's been a busy start to the year for the property market, with some 30% more sales agreed in Q1 than in pre-pandemic times.