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More change at Propertymark as Chair Hamer stands down
Propertymark's Executive Chairman Christopher Hamer is following bosses of the NAEA and ARLA out the door.
A-listings: Celebrity property stories of the month
August’s most interesting rumours involving famous people and their homes – some of which might even turn out to be true…
Deal Digest: Prime properties sold during the pandemic
Despite government lockdowns, and predictions of a descent into 1930s-style economic conditions, HNW buyers have continued to snap up super-prime apartments in Chelsea and Mayfair, historic mansions in…
Keller Williams enters 50th international market
'World’s largest real estate technology franchise' expands its presence in the Caribbean and South America; now has 240 market centres outside of the US and Canada.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi’s regular stock check, powered by LonRes
What clients really want to know about the market right now
Is everyone moving to the country?; what is happening to prices?; and is there anything to buy?
Welsh castle & Balham townhouse scheme to star in bumper Allsop sale
295 lots to feature in auctioneer's September event, with 14 guided above £1m.
‘Covid-19 has increased the desire to move home, with more space the key driver’ for prime buyers
The latest Savills buyer survey reveals "a greater urgency in the desire to move home", allowing the top-end estate agency to predict that the current surge in buying activity will continue beyond the…
Slim pickings for buyers as lenders cull mortgage products
A typical buyer with a 10% deposit currently has a limited choice of around 60 mortgage products, according to Moneyfacts - down from 779 at the start of March.
St William launches marketing suite & latest batch of units at King’s Road Park
Developer's 'flagship' scheme is transforming the last major site in the South Fulham Riverside Regeneration Area.
Mapped: London’s top-selling prime & super-prime postcodes so far this year
1,348 residential property sales went through above £1m in London in the first half of this year, according to some analysis by Enness.
Developers stumping up cash to keep subcontractors afloat
Trend for providing financial assistance to ensure work can continue has become increasingly widespread during the Coronavirus crisis, reports Boodle Hatfield...