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Land Registry-backed blockchain network completes first deal
Real-time transaction platform Coadjute aims to cut the time taken to complete a purchase in half.
Construction boom threatened by materials shortage
Housebuilding is leading the construction sector's recovery - but a shortage of building materials is "proving a serious detriment to both businesses throughout the supply chain and consumers."
Watch: Inside Newson’s Yard, Belgravia’s new hidden design arcade
Grosvenor has launched a significant addition to the Pimlico Road Design District.
Lomond picks up another Sussex estate agency
Acquisitive property group Lomond has snapped up another estate agency on the South Coast, buying Michael Jones & Co in Sussex.
Marsh & Parsons names new marketing chief
Travel marketing specialist Justin Stanton has been hired to fill the shoes of Marcus Flacks - who recently jumped ship from Marsh & Parsons to Strutt & Parker.
Engel & Völkers commission revenues to top €1bn this year
Turnover in some global markets is growing an ‘unprecedented scale’, reports CEO Sven Odia
Architectural Digest: Breathtaking penthouses for sale across the globe
Shivani Vora rounds up eight big-ticket apartments in this piece for Architectural Digest, from a full-floor in NYC’s 432 Park Avenue to a duplex in London’s One Hyde Park.
Foxtons chairman to step down
The search for Ian Barlow’s successor is on…
‘Spectacular’ Nine Elms penthouse heads to auction
‘Bold swagger of a London property’ is due to be sold off next week, guided at £2.5m.
Lloyds moves into the private rental sector with Citra Living launch
Lloyds Banking Group's new stand-alone brand will "initially start small", buying up and renting out around 400 "good quality" new-build properties by the end of this year.
Asian buyers to dominate London’s luxury market – Northacre CEO
Niccolò Barattieri is hoping international buyers will return to the capital in Q4
Urban house prices around the world are rising at their fastest rate since 2007
43 of the 150 global cities tracked by Knight Frank have seen prices escalate by more than 10% over the last year, with five above 25%.