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NAEA boss warns ‘Covid fatigue’ could force another property market lockdown
"If the sector is seen to be abusing the safety rules, the Government has the right to withdraw its consent to keep the housing market open," warns Mark Hayward, Chief Executive of the National Association o…
£9.75m townhouse pitched as ‘the West End’s best fixer upper opportunity’
This Grade II listed house on Manchester Street in Marylebone is being offered for sale with planning consent for a super-prime makeover.
Property portals extend Coronavirus discounts
OnTheMarket and Rightmove are offering discounted prices for another two months. "It will also take time for agents to build a pipeline of vendors and new sales instructions," says Rightmove.
Berkeley upsizes units at South Quay Plaza
The developer has boosted some of the floorplates at the Foster + Partners-designed Valiant Tower in response to 'specific demand' from buyers.
Rightmove takes hit on membership numbers as agencies struggle with cash flow
The UK’s biggest portal has seen a 3.8% fall in its membership base since the start of the year - a loss of 620 agency branches and 135 new homes developments.
PCL projects deliver boost for brickmaker
York Handmade Brick Company has posted a record year after completing two major schemes in Kensington & Marylebone
Christian Candy gears up to launch hotly-anticipated Holland Park scheme
The 25-unit 80 Holland Park will be the first fully serviced resi project in W11 - and the tycoon’s ‘final scheme of this scale’ after more than two decades on the London development scene
Government outlines package of measures to boost post-Covid construction
Housing minister Robert Jenrick promises an extension of planning permission deadlines, speedier planning appeals, and relaxed restrictions on construction site working hours; but Knight Frank warns t…
Plans go in for a 1,500-home riverside scheme in Greenwich
In Pictures: Morden Wharf is U+I's latest massive regeneration project in London, promising to transform a 19 acre former sugar factory site into "a distinctive, green, mixed-use neighbourhood".
Savills revises rental growth forecasts down
Rental yields are likely to be lower in 2024 relative to today, predicts Savills.
35% fewer new homes are likely to be delivered this year than in 2019
Current new home activity "paints a fairly positive picture for development," says Knight Frank, "despite current challenges."
CWG completes Wood Wharf’s first private sale resi building
The first residents are due to move into 10 Park Drive this month.