Conran and Partners to redesign historic Sussex town
Architecture practice appointed to completely rework the the centre of Hailsham, with all-new resi, retail and green space
In Sussex
Savills expands on the South Coast with new Brighton office
International property advisor “kick starts” new South Coast operation with flexible desk space
Keller Williams to launch Gatwick outpost
American real estate brokerage is “experiencing significant growth” in the UK, and is “in conversations with some notable individuals with aspirations to open their own market centres”
South coast estate agency expands with a £1m acquisition
Belvoir’s Brighton & Hove franchisees have snapped up 25-year-old lettings agency Homelets Brighton
Hawkes wins green light for railway-inspired Para 79 Lake House
A former fishing lake complex and derelict railway in East Sussex are to be turned into a stand-out new home, designed by Hawkes Architecture
Ranked: Britain’s ten most ‘in demand’ seaside towns
St Ives is the most popular coastal town in the country, according to property portal Rightmove
South coast estate agencies merge
Worthing agency Robert Luff & Co has brought veteran local firm Sawyers into its fold
Grantley snaps up Home Counties property management firm
Surrey-based estate agency Grantley Group has acquired Property Services Haslemere
Jackson-Stops ramps up regional presence in wake of Dexters deal
PCL stalwarts Toby Whittome and Guy Kelsey to head up agency’s new operation in mid-Sussex; regional expansion follows Dexters’ takeover of eleven Jackson-Stops branches in London & Surrey
Newcourt unveils ‘ballroom’ apartment at East Sussex heritage scheme
Three-year restoration project has brought the Grade II listed Wadhurst Place back from the brink
Historic former retreat centre brought to market in Sussex
‘Rare and exciting opportunity’ has already seen local and national interest
Brexit jitters leave £400m South Coast scheme on the backburner
560-unit seafront project in East Sussex becomes the latest casualty of Brexit uncertainty, as housebuilder Crest Nicholson holds back due to ‘limited visibility on future pricing’