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Most home-owners want higher SDLT surcharges targeted at overseas buyers & landlords
The majority of home-owners and buyers in England and Northern Ireland agree that Stamp Duty is "outdated" and in need of major reform, according to a survey by mortgage lender Butterfield.
Savills hires first resi apprentices
The seven participants in the agency’s new programme will study and work across sales teams in London and the country
Stuart Andrew becomes the eleventh Housing Minister in twelve years
West Yorkshire MP takes over the housing brief from Christopher Pincher.
Knight Frank names new Marylebone sales boss
Ali Mathews will be taking on the role in April, when Christian Lock-Necrews moves over to the Knightsbridge branch
Watch: Construction works complete at prominent mixed-use Kensington High Street scheme
Phase 1 construction work has completed on a rather handsome mixed-use development on Kensington High Street.
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Property boom is ‘now coming to an end’ as sales supply runs dry
"Regional property markets in the UK are coming perilously close to running out of any stock whatsoever to sell," warns a data company.
Winkworth serves up new Wimbledon office
Former Knight Frank and Savills broker Gabriela Legha and husband Mana have bought a Winkworth franchise in South West London.
Rockwell buys Fulham riverside site for significant resi-led development
Hurlingham Retail Park is a "truly exceptional riverside development opportunity", with approved plans for 269 apartments overlooking the Thames.
US buyer bags trophy St Andrews apartment
The two-bed unit in Hamilton Grand is said to have gone for north of £4m
Sales success for Octagon in Hertfordshire
Luxury housebuilder's Hadfield Place development sold out within a fortnight
Taylor Wimpey picks new CEO
Jennie Daly will be the first woman to lead a major UK housebuilder
‘The Return of the Roaring Twenties’: On Mayfair’s trophy home bonanza
"Like the 1920s we are seeing penthouses and mansions in Mayfair selling well and rising dramatically in value," says Peter Wetherell.