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Government’s new ‘Tax Day’ brings a raft of policy consultations – but nothing major on CGT or Stamp Duty
HM Treasury has published a suite of some 30 consultation documents and policy proposals that are "designed to enhance the stability and effectiveness of the UK tax system by outlining a future pathway…
Resi transaction volumes jump by nearly 50%
Latest government stats show the highest February figure for 14 years, up 48.5% on the same month in 2020..
365 Days Later: How the market has fared over the last year in ten stats
Exactly a year on from the first national lockdown, Tom Bill curates ten numbers that tell the story of an unprecedented 12 months in the UK housing market - and provide some clues as to what might come…
Savills’ waterfront sales boss jumps ship to Prime Purchase
Fran Moynihan has joined the buying agency's London team as director.
‘Perfect James Bond house’ in Mayfair asks £12m
Striking castellated affair on Bruton Place comes with all the toys, including enough space for four supercars.
Buyer demand spikes but supply fails to keep pace
Houses are selling three weeks faster than flats, reports Zoopla, as more buyers hunt for more space.
Knight Frank backs Fifth Wall proptech fund
Knight Frank has decided to invest in American venture capital firm Fifth Wall's European Real Estate Technology Fund.
Developer withdraws Kensington Forum plans
Queensgate and Rockwell have withdrawn plans for the £1bn mixed-use development of the Kensington Forum Hotel site in West London.
Savills boosts heritage and townscape team
Henry Ryde has joined the division after nearly five years at JLL.
BTR investor swoops on 92 apartments at Battersea Power Station
MGT confirms 'long-term investment' in the £9bn project.
Winkworth’s Dominic Agace on the five key moments in a rollercoaster year for the property market
Writing exclusively for PrimeResi, estate agency chief Dominic Agace runs through the highs and lows of an extraordinary 12 months - from dramatic business decisions taken in the face of the first lockdown…
Inspectorate backs Westminster’s planning blueprint
Policy of limiting the size of new homes to a maximum GIA of 200 sqm deemed 'justified and consistent with national policy'.