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Meyer Bergman rebrands as MARK; sets out resi expansion plans
“As MARK, we will be looking to grow our exposure to European residential real estate through new country-specific platforms," says the CEO of the firm behind Meyer Homes and the super-prime redevelopment…
Ten Trends: Super-prime designer reveals interiors forecast for 2021
Charu Gandhi, designer of residences at some of PCL's top developments, including Chelsea Barracks, Lancaster Gate, Mayfair Park Residences and Beaufort Gardens, runs us through the key themes for the…
Landsec recruits Grainger’s finance chief
Vanessa Simms is due to take over from Martin Greenslade as CFO of Landsec next year.
Industry heavyweights urge Chancellor to extend the Stamp Duty holiday
A raft of property industry players have penned an open letter to Chancellor Rishi Sunak, entreating him to extend the Stamp Duty holiday for another six months, and taper the end to avoid a "cliff-edge"…
Ranked: Britain’s new million-pound street hotspots
The number of residential streets with an average property price above £1m has escalated by a fifth in the last years, reports Rightmove.
PropTech firm recruits HSBC digital chief
Jesper With-Fogstrup is to join ULS Technology Plc as CEO.
Ranked: The most expensive US zip codes in 2020
Atherton, California, retains its number one position Stateside with a median list price of $8.65m.
PCL prices have ‘fallen back to Earth’ despite activity surge – Coutts
"Prime Central London looks cheap," the Queen's bank tells its HNW clients in its latest property market report.
The two things a buyer really wants to know about a property…
Contrary to popular belief, buyers don't actually care how long a property has been on the market, says seasoned north London agent Marc Schneiderman...
Developer creates replica of St John’s Wood apartment in Dubai
Regal London has worked with Savills on an ‘innovative’ launch strategy for it latest high-end scheme.
These are the UK’s top five future housing development hotspots, according to Knight Frank
Knight Frank has identified five key locations in the UK that are most primed for major residential development in the coming years.