Location: London
Clapham Grand: Galliard unveils ‘Tudor’ conversion scheme in SW London
Galliard has pulled the curtains back on its latest project, the redevelopment of a prominent office building just off Clapham Common.
Beresfords grows Country Homes team to manage rising demand
Essex-based independent estate agent Beresfords has expanded its Country Homes team after an "upsurge in demand"
MPs accused of £175m second homes profit ‘scandal’
It's been claimed that a number of MPs could make "hundreds of thousands of pounds in profit" from the sale of their second homes.
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Planning nod for St James on Albert Embankment
Developer St James has bagged the green light to redevelop a significant site directly opposite Tate Britain.
Strawberry Star launches first ‘pay what you want’ estate agency
London-based property giant Strawberry Star is launching a new estate agency offering with plans to roll out 25 offices across the UK. I
Cadogan names new Head of Residential Lettings
Cadogan has officially announced the appointment of Louisa Woodbridge as Head of Residential Lettings
Chelsea-Hackney line safeguarding route confirmed
Crossrail 2 "has taken a major step forward" as safeguarding for the proposed route has just been confirmed by the Secretary of State for Transport, with the King's Road station positioned around Dovehouse Gr…
Seminar: Has the London residential property market peaked?
Accountancy firm Simmons Gainsford is putting on an evening seminar next month to pose the question "Has the London residential property market peaked?" with the help of Savills' research team.
Allow the public to speak at Westminster’s Planning Committee meetings – Labour
Labour Councillors have called on Westminster Council to allow the general public to pipe up at the weekly Planning Committee meetings.
London: Still the world’s most expensive city to locate employees but ‘beginning to look better value’
London overtook Hong Kong as "the most expensive world class city" in the middle of last year, and has, according to Savills, just retained its No
Great Scott’s: Iconic Mount Street parade up for £110m?
A key section of Mayfair's Mount Street could be up for grabs after its British owners reportedly received an unsolicited bid of £90m.
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Receding rate rise risk lures borrowers to variable deals
More mortgage borrowers are opting for variable rates that at any time since Nov 2012, as the chances of the Bank of England hiking interest rates anytime soon slips back.