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Major-scale project is transforming the 1930s housing estate opposite Chelsea Barracks into a ‘mixed-tenure community’ with 758 new homes.

Surveyors call for a new "Amberfield" land classification, more modular housing, and further interventions into planning and development, home ownership and the private rented sector.

20 Old Queen Street was once home to paper tycoon Henry G. Spicer.

The "Guild Auctions" partnership with Iamsold allows GoPP members to operate their own branded auction platform.

31-branch Chestertons takes on well-known East London agency's staff and 'substantial' lettings book, but not its branches.

Transparency International has identified five key corruption risks in the English planning system, and has suggested ten practical steps that could keep local authority decisions more legitimate.

"The government has missed a huge opportunity to make changes to the planning system for the better, and we call for urgent reconsideration," says RIBA's President Alan Jones

Alison Dolan starts as CFO in September, on a base salary of nearly £400k.

Savills' rural team reports a surge in demand for lifestyle/amenity farms amid a continuing shortage of supply...

Farrer & Co's legal team outlines four potential solutions to a persistent problem in the conveyancing system...

Five-bed super-home is one of two created from an 1841 chapel on Fulham Road, originally designed by the great Victorian architect Edward Blore.

Ukrainian HNW named as the buyer of Gallinara, near Monte Carlo, which was used as as a hideout by Pope Alexander III in the 12th century, and as a base for the German army during WWII...