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Expanding UAE developer unveils latest European project
Lamar is preparing to deliver 25 luxury villas in Madrid, designed in collaboration with Mexican architect Javier Sordo Madaleno.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Savills: Prime markets forecast to bottom out this year – except PCL
Prime Regional property prices are likely to rise 1.5% in 2026, predicts Savills, but Prime Central London values have a bit further to fall.
Postcard from Riyadh: ‘Saudi Arabia’s property sector is moving toward a more experience-driven model’
Mohab Mufti of Chestertons KSA shares on-the-ground insights into one of the world's most rapidly-changing property sectors.
In Pictures: Agency debuts super-prime new-build in Oxford
Rare contemporary mansion in the North Oxford Conservation Area is being billed as the city's finest new home.
Ranked: Prime London’s most active property markets
Outer prime locations saw more transactions than PCL postcodes at the back-end of last year, led by SW11, SE1 & SW6.
My Property Career: Quickfire Q&A with Becky Fatemi
Recruitment guru Barry Collins chats with prime resi industry leaders & entrepreneurs, distilling decades of experience & career highlights into 60 seconds.
JLL flags signs of ‘renewed momentum’ in PCL
Agency reports rising sales volumes in the final few weeks of 2025, although index suggests buyers have been pushing hard on price.
Savills sounds quietly bullish on early-2026 prime activity
Agency's residential chief says first five months of the year could be the busiest as buyers move ahead of fresh uncertainty.
Prime London rents post first annual fall in over four years
Latest LonRes data shows prices turning negative as stock levels soar.
Tonino Lamborghini-branded Dubai scheme targets UK buyers
Italian-inspired luxury resi project is being showcased in Knightsbridge this weekend.
Chase Buchanan buys family-run West London agency
R Whitley & Co has been led by three generations of the Whitley family, since 1938.