Location: United Kingdom
Proportion of overseas landlords hits record low
'A steady increase in foreign investors’ tax bills combined with more recent falling expectations of price growth in London has led to a decline in foreign investment in buy-to-let', says Countrywide...
London buying agency reports ‘considerable’ rise in off-market deals
'Clients prefer the exclusivity that comes with purchasing a home which has not been openly marketed and which many potential purchasers will not yet have the opportunity to see'
Bulgari to Beachfront: Citterio unveils debut US scheme
Italian designer of Bulgari's five-star hotels and residences shows off his beachfront project in Miami's Surfside, inspired by 1930s modernism...
OakNorth & Cogress back Linton’s luxury St John’s Wood scheme
Boutique developer sets up new £35m project right by Primrose Hill and Regent's Park...
Khan sets out plan to slash Met Police estate
Hundreds of 'poorly used' buildings across the capital earmarked for disposal or exit in £400m cost cutting drive...
Prime Society: Party pics from five of the best Summer property socials
The LonRes annual takeover of Belgrave Square; Manhattan Loft Corporation's 25th birthday bonanza in Stratford; the High Quality Residential (HQR) Charity Ball;
Smithsons’ ‘seminal’ Sugden House up for sale
'Few other post war houses have been as admired and influential'
In Pictures: INSIDE World Interiors of the Year 2017
Shortlisted projects from Italy, Indonesia, Australia, Malaysia, China and the UK...
Age of the PRS: England’s private rented sector has doubled in size in the last decade
The English Housing Survey explores trends in homeownership and the growth of the private rented sector
Green light for another 200-units at Berkeley’s Paddington project
14-17 Paddington Green joins the West End Gate development
Lettings specialist Draker expands into Fulham
Agency launched first office just off Sloane Square in 2010
Making sense of the market: Why the outlook for property is sunnier on this side of June 8th
Property Vision's Charlie Ellingworth explains why there's still hope for a "perfectly functioning" prime property market - even with a hung parliament, Brexit vote and stiff SDLT bills