Location: Prime Central London
dRMM wins approval for debut London resi tower
Top-notch architectural practice dRMM has bagged planning permission for its first residential tower scheme in London.
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Grand Registry: Super-prime deals go AWOL
After 20 resi sales between £10m and £30m were lodged with the Land Registry in the last week of March alone, things appear to have gone very quiet on the super-prime front since.
At home on Westminster’s Brexit Row
A large portion of pro-Brexit thinking and campaigning can be traced back to Tufton Street in Westminster.
Buyer demand at three-year low – NAEA
Members of the National Association of Estate Agents reported a further drop in buyer demand in the lead up the the EU Referendum, along with a fall in the number of sales agreed.
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Values & Volatility: How does property compare with other asset classes?
The overall value of Knight Frank's Luxury Investment Index rose by just 5% in the 12 months to the end of March, the lowest annual increase recorded since the beginning of 2010
Record year for Crown Estate as PCL de-risking continues
Income return of £304.1m brings total to £2.4bn over ten years.
Bristol becomes first non-South East city to outpace London since 2010
Bristol has become the first UK city outside the South East to outpace London's house price inflation in over six years.
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LUTTI to give landmark Knightsbridge mansion block a makeover
Park Mansions - the significant redbrick block opposite One Hyde Park - is to get a very high-spec makeover this Summer
More Than Words: The value of super-prime brand identity
Every new property development in prime central London purports to be "luxury", so how can developers make their projects really stand out in such a crowded landscape? It takes more than words to build …
Overseas investors swoop on London’s Brexit discount
Dollar and euro buyers are swooping on bargain (relatively speaking) London properties, writes PrimeResi's Matt Crofton, as sterling's value nosedives in the aftermath of Britain's vote to leave the European…
No upturn this year says Foxtons; profits likely to be ‘significantly lower’ after Brexit vote
Estate agency Foxtons has warned investors that its profits are likely to be "significantly lower" than last year, as the UK's decision to leave the EU means that uncertainty across the property market w…
Russian real estate buyers rein in their overseas spending
The amount spent by individual Russian buyers on overseas property investments has reached its lowest point since the Central Bank of the Russian Federation started keeping track.