Location: London
Grosvenor to work on major new ‘garden community’ project in Essex
Also delivering huge new housing schemes in Oxford & Cambridge...
‘A warning to developers’: Planners knock back Bayswater hotel-to-resi scheme
The conversion of five grand Bayswater townhouses from a hotel into 32 apartments has been rejected by Westminster's planners, who have declared that “This decision should serve as a warning to developers…
Mapped: Comparing £psf values across Prime London
Prime resi capital values (£/sq ft) & 3-month growth as at end-Jun 2017, by area
Should the UK be worried about inflation? No – looming deflation is the real concern
Thought-provoking economics from Sheffield Hallam's Alexander Tziamalis...
Green Streets: Capco creates ‘vertical park’ in Covent Garden
Living walls have been growing in popularity amongst developers and planners for a while now, but mega-landlord Capco has taken the concept up a few levels with the creation of a 1,500 square foot "vertical…
Royal Mail signs off £190m Mount Pleasant deal with Taylor Wimpey
Contracts have been exchanged for the sales of 6.25 acres of the Royal Mail's Mount Pleasant site for £193.5m
Converted ballet studio in Kensington asks £4.95m
Former base of Dame Marie Rambert, one of the pioneering figures of English ballet
Major London schemes shortlisted for 2017 Carbuncle Cup
Two of central London's biggest development projects have been shortlisted for the trophy that nobody wants - the Carbuncle Cup 2017.
Nova Victoria
CBRE bolsters UK planning team
Turley's Sarah Stevens joins as Senior Director
Bumper crop of prime properties to go under the hammer next month
Allsop will be auctioning off a bumper crop of prime properties at its upcoming resi sale next month.
Highlights include:
Ranked: UK postcodes with the largest average mortgage
Serene and stately, the historic London enclave of St James's is also home to the highest average resi mortgage rate in the UK, and by some distance...
‘A cut in stamp duty this autumn is highly unlikely’ – Savills
While some in the property sector are wistfully chattering about how the Chancellor might reassess stamp duty rates in his Autumn Statement, Savills is of the view that a cut "is highly unlikely unless…