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$1bn+ mega-mansions go up for sale on ‘world’s first floating luxury real estate development’
If you thought Monaco's sea-grab idea was pretty out there, a 'multinational collaboration' has upped the ante with plans for a man-made enclave off the Florida coast...
Silver screen star in East Sheen seeks £7m
‘Enchanting’ 5,000 square foot pile on Fife Road starred in the classic 1955 movie Value for Money with Diana Dors.
Ten years on, here’s what Nick Candy would do differently at One Hyde Park…
In a rare interview, luxury property developer Nick Candy has revealed what he would do differently at One Hyde Park, if the project were being delivered today.
Investec names new Head of Real Estate
Mark Bladon is stepping up to replace Gary Dobson, who is retiring after 32 years with Investec.
New head of Build to Rent at Knight Frank
Jonny Stevenson takes over the role vacated by Peter Wyatt, who has left to join Pitmore.
UK’s rural areas in line for fast broadband
Operators begin work to eliminate ‘not spots’ around the country.
TPFG to buy Hollinrake’s Hunters for £24m
The Property Franchise Group is set to buy the estate agency network founded by Kevin Hollinrake MP.
Model tenancy contract updated to favour pet owners
Consent for pets is now the default position for tenancy agreements.
Major property portal plans to ‘revolutionise the market’ with ‘transformative’ strategy reset
“Launching our new vision ... is an industry-defining moment," declares Zoopla boss Charlie Bryant.
What’s next for the Prime Central London rental market?
As new data suggests a shift may be underway, former hedge fund manager Fraser Slater takes a detailed look at what’s happening in the PCL rental market right now - and explains why things are unlikely…
Property Vision boosts London team
Buying agency recruits high-end specialist Matthew Page as an executive.
Housebuilders turn ‘an eye to risk management’ as land values tick up
Housebuilders reported strong sales rates in the second half of 2020 - but volumes are likely to return to "more normal levels", says Savills.