Location: London
New resi JV premieres with £40m Hayes waterside scheme
A new residential development joint venture has launched with plans to build a £40m Rolfe Judd-designed waterside apartments scheme in Hayes (near the new Crossrail station), and there are "more projects…
Regal wins permission for Queens Park scheme
Brent's planners have given Regal Homes the go-ahead to build a 74-unit residential development in Queens Park, NW6.
High spec home tech awards open for entries
Entries are now open for home technology trade body CEDIA's 2016 awards.
Important Astell Street house asks £8.5m
A Chelsea pile with links to the early feminist movement has come up for sale at £8.5m.
Battersea Reach hits 1,000 units
The 1,000th apartment has been delivered at St George's mighty Battersea Reach scheme in south west London.
The developer snapped up the 13-acre site - which used to house a gin distillery - in 2002.
LonRes launches new Prime London Sales Index
LonRes has launched a new quarterly Prime London Sales Index, which you can expect to hear quoted all over the place from now on.
Will 2016 be ‘the year of the owner-occupier’?
We're still only a month in, but Jackson-Stops & Staff has already come up with a few resi development trends for 2016. Here's a quick overview...
Developers spread their wings
‘A muted start to the year’ as prices edge up in prime central London
It's "a muted start to the year" says Knight Frank, echoing recent sentiments from LonRes, as property prices in prime central London rose by 0.1% in January, edging annual growth up to 1.2%.
Knight Frank New Homes boosts London team
Knight Frank's burgeoning New Homes operation has added another name to the teamsheet in London, with the hire of former Chestertons and Currell man Christopher Jones.
Gulf-based buyers ‘piling in’ to UK property market
Buyers from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are "piling in" to the British property market to beat the stamp duty surcharge, according to top-end mortgage broker deVere.
TfL names 13 property partners for its major resi development programme
Transport for London (TfL) has named 13 property development companies and consortiums to a development framework which will see resi and commercial re-inventions of some of the capital's most wanted locations.
Why a year of no growth would be better for the market
LonRes Chairman William Carrington cautions against the expectation of a resumption of price rises...