Location: London
Brokenshire dismisses major Whitechapel regen scheme
Housing Secretary rejects 471-home development in E1, despite the planning inspector's recommendation to approve
Seven key trends in London’s super-prime sales market
2018 was the biggest year for £20m+ deals in the capital since 2014, reports Knight Frank, although volumes fell by nearly a fifth across the wider-super prime sector...
Activity levels on the rise in London as buyer and vendor expectations ‘become more aligned’
Hamptons International joins other major agencies in reporting a 'marked shift' in activity across its network of branches in the capital, with sales and new applicants up, and fall-throughs significantly…
The park life premium hits 29% in London & New York
Properties next to Regent's Park and Central Park come with an average price premium of 29%, says Knight Frank
Arney Fender Katsalidis hires resi specialist as director
Former Woods Bagot principal Jonathan Clarke joins London & Canada-based practice to boost its resi and interior design offering
Deal sealed on £18m Mayfair penthouse
Fifth and sixth floor amalgamtion at the KPF-designed 21 Davies Street came with a 1,256 square foot roof terrace and three underground parking spaces
Carter Jonas boosts valuation team in London
Trio of new hires includes Cushman super-prime resi specialist Michael Henretty
40 Years of Mega-Deals: Gary Hersham picks his greatest hits, from Kensington embassies to Monaco penthouses
The Beauchamp Estates founder celebrates four decades in business with a retrospective of legendary super-prime deals...
Green light for Maple Springfield’s Curzon Street project
Significant mixed-use development in Mayfair will deliver 42 apartments and a new shopping arcade
Almacantar re-appoints agencies ‘to complete the sales process’ at Centre Point
CBRE & Knight Frank are back on the case at Centre Point, as PCL's top-end sales market shows signs of recovery
London’s super-prime lettings market has been ‘unseasonably active’ this year
A record number of deals were agreed above £5,000 per week in the first four months of 2019, reports Knight Frank
Ranked: The world’s ten ‘most educated’ cities
Nearly 60% of Londoners hold at least a Bachelors degree