Location: United Kingdom
Alex Michelin: How driverless cars will reshape the property market
Luxury development chief says driverless revolution could redraw the prime London map.
Four Charts: Inside Surrey’s prime property market in 2026
From a 15% post-mini-Budget correction to a 56% Surrey Hills premium, Savills data reveals what's been happening in 'one of the UK's most desirable residential markets'.
National short-let register to be ‘up & running in full’ by March 2027
New timeline revealed after Central London MP chases for news, but detail remains thin.
Stately home owner pitches unusual investment to help bankroll historic family estate
A Lord is reportedly seeking £10mn for a stake in their 5,000-acre Suffolk family estate.
Harding Green recruits another top Foxtons agent
Sloane Square ops director makes move to self-employed broker model after nearly 17 years with former firm.
PCL heavyweight Willis joins Forbes-backed brokerage
EXCLUSIVE: Former Strutt & Parker board member signed up as Founder Partner and MD as Martin Bikhit builds out new UK luxury agency.
London Square picked for 133-home Waterloo scheme
Aldar-owned developer takes on resi element of major new health and life sciences quarter.
Constellation brings in former Six Senses chief to build new global luxury brand
Neil Jacobs to oversee new international collection spanning hotels, resorts and residences, including London landmarks The Connaught, The Berkeley and The Emory.
Prime London lettings market squeezed by five years of tight supply
Stock shortages are pushing tenancy numbers lower and rents higher, according to Knight Frank - although the super-prime market is holding up.
Well-known Marylebone pub set for prime resi reinvention
Beauchamp Estates says the old Beehive pub could become 'one of the most exceptional homes in the area,' after selling at asking price.
Ex-JDW sales head joins broker network in Fulham
George Henty-Dodd has signed to Moveli after spells with John D Wood, Chestertons, Foxtons and Winkworth.
Housebuilder start-ups down by a third as resi construction slump deepens
'The number of housebuilders is likely to continue shrinking,' warns major estate agency group, as economic pressures mount.