Location: Prime Central London
Big London agency calls the bottom of the market
Chestertons says it has spotted the telltale signs that confidence is about to return.
FRP swoops on Arc & Co
Business advisory firm adds top real estate team as part of national expansion.
RBKC weighs 100% council tax premium on second homes
Royal Borough 'reluctantly' considers doubling charges to close looming £130mn funding gap.
Tom Bill: Tax uncertainty drives buyers to beat the Budget
Three months of Budget rumours have stalled activity in parts of the UK economy - but at the top of the property market, some have accelerated their plans before possible new measures take effect, explains…
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Burrows to head expanding brokerage’s New Homes division
Seasoned new-build specialist brings senior-level experience from Strutt & Parker, CBRE & John D Wood.
Behind the Schemes: Reinventing a Georgian townhouse in Notting Hill
Hamilford Design & Luxe Projects London walk us through the 14-month transformation of a traditional period property into a luxury family residence.
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Marriott ramps up branded residences push across EMEA
US hotel giant reports record signings & expects six branded residence openings across the region this year - including one in London - as part of a major rollout.
Prime London rental growth slips again
Stock levels are up by over 40% compared with last year, reports LonRes.
Another senior appointment for Strutt & Parker in PCL
Andrew Chambers has followed in the recent footsteps of Claire Reynolds, moving to the BNP Paribas-owned heritage estate agency from UK Sotheby's International Realty.
Winkworth eyes ‘delayed autumn bounce’ as buyers & sellers await clarity
Chief Exec Dominic Agace compares pre-Budget uncertainty to a general election, but says activity could pick up in December and January if fiscal measures prove less severe than expected.