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OnTheMarket profits climb as Tebb promises ‘more to come’
"We are delighted to have achieved a year of further financial and operational progress," says property portal boss Jason Tebb. "But there is much more to come."
Heatmapped: London property prices set to rise 19% in the next five years; rents by 14% – CBRE
CBRE's eighth annual "borough-by-borough" research report tracks property market, demographic and lifestyle trends across the capital.
The Times: Secrets of £300m Witanhurst, the oligarch mansion
Mystery continues to surround the ownership of London's second-largest private home
Rental supply shortage to continue, but the pendulum ‘seems to have fallen from the height of its swing’
Prices are expected to stay at increased levels whilst demand remains a major factor, says John D Wood
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi’s regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Rightmove profits rise as estate agents spend more
Rightmove's Average Revenue Per Advertiser was 9% higher in 2021 than in 2019; estate agencies are paying the property portal over £100 more per month than before the pandemic.
Toon Planning: Disney draws up grand plans for branded residential property development
One of the biggest brands in the world, Disney, is making a move on the branded residence sector, revealing plans to build large-scale communities from scratch.
Record year for Scottish estate sales, as climate action drives demand
A record £250mn was spent on Scottish estate acquisitions last year, reports Strutt & Parker.
London mega-schemes shortlisted for international real estate awards
Native Land's Bankside Yards and UOL Group's One Bishopsgate Plaza will both be in the running at the MIPIM Awards next month
How successful has the property industry been in becoming more inclusive?
If we want to attract people to the property industry, we must create an environment in which they feel comfortable to express their own identities, writes Scott Parsons, board member of LGBTQ+ real…
Soaring property prices fuel surge in contentious probate work
With so many homes now worth seven-figure sums, it has become more attractive for claimants to contest probate, says Bishop & Sewell