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DDRE Global says 40% of large apartments sold in St John's Wood in the last year have been snapped up by buyers of Indian origin, who now account for half of all active HNW buyers in the area.

'We will reform the outdated compulsory purchase process to remove inflated values of land and ensure compensation paid to landowners is fair but not excessive,' says the MCHLG.

Ali Khadir has joined forces with the international luxury brokerage.

Just as the prospect of tax rises in the Budget is causing uncertainty in the sales market, Labour’s revival of the Renters Reform Bill is doing the same thing in the lettings market, says Knight Frank.

Marquee unit at Fenton Whelan's £530mn luxury resi scheme is being billed as 'the finest home on Hyde Park'.

Buyers in the prime postcodes were more focussed on their summer holidays than moving house in June and July, reports Knight Frank.

PCL house prices have not been tearing up the record books of late, but they are now at far less risk of a sharp recalibration and deleveraging than other markets, explains top buying agent.

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The specialist bank, which is backed by Clivedale founder Sameer Gehlaut's Hera Holdings, aims to double its workforce this year.

Labour's plan to require all rental homes to achieve an EPC A-C rating by 2030 'is achievable at a stretch,' says Hamptons, but 'landlords need adequate time and resources to meet it.'

London's average monthly rent bill has risen by 3% in the last 12 months, while Northern regions have seen three-times that growth.

Latest index shows prices are now just 1.3% lower than a year ago.