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Bristol’s ZHA-designed Temple Island promises a ‘resilient’ new urban quarter
Legal & General has backed a massive regeneration scheme in Bristol to the tune of £350 million.
British Land pushes on with Aldgate build-to-rent scheme
British Land has confirmed its commitment to bring forward a 136,000 sq ft resi-led development on the edge of the City of London.
Barclays names new real estate chief
Jason Constable has stepped up to become Barclays' Head of Real Estate for Corporate Banking.
Liverpool facing loss of World Heritage status
Unesco has recommended the city’s waterfront is removed from its list of world heritage sites, nine years after being deemed ‘at risk’.
Buyer found for ‘jaw-dropping’ Grand Designs project in SE London
The Water Tower in Kennington starred in a memorable episode of Channel 4’s flagship design show.
Busiest year for the Prime London market since 2014
The number of properties sold in the first five months of 2021 was the highest total for seven years, reports LonRes, but demand is generally not outstripping supply…
Super-prime recovery: £36.8bn is currently targeting London’s £10m+ property market
Infography: London's super-prime property market in seven charts.
Green guidance in force for developers in RBKC
Those looking to build in some of London’s most expensive postcodes will need to show how their plans protect local environments.
Buckinghamshire by-election result puts pressure on planning reform
Proposed planning reforms are “electorally toxic”, argue Tory rebels.
Asking prices hit another record high, but ‘there are early signs of a slowing in the frenetic pace’ of the property market
Asking prices have increased in every region, reports Rightmove, with larger homes seeing the highest rate of property price inflation.
CBRE recruits property management chief from Lendlease
John Coddington has joined CBRE as Head of Residential Property Management from Lendlease.
Sunak ‘rules out’ CGT hike
Bringing capital gains tax rates in line with income tax 'would not raise enough for the political pain it would cause'