Location: United Kingdom
Developer sought for ‘iconic’ Chelsea cinema site with prime resi potential
The Grade II listed former theatre & cinema features a prominent Art Deco façade on the Fulham Road.
Dexters buys another London estate agency
'This expansion marks an exciting step forward in strengthening Dexters’ presence across South London,' says prominent property firm as it opens two new branches & acquires James Alexander in Norbury.
Taylor Howes-designed townhouse in Primrose Hill lists at £9.5mn
Grade II listed freehold neighbours the former home of revered US poet & author Sylvia Plath.
Knightsbridge recruits prime resi veteran David Adams
Former Chestertons, Humberts & Hamptons Director has joined Andrea Koday-Vörös' Knightsbridge Property & Lifestyle Management as a Non-Exec Director.
Required Reading: Six key elements of the new Planning & Infrastructure Bill
Carter Jonas' Head of Planning & Development talks us through some major proposed changes to the planning regime.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 10, 2025
Price cuts are rife in prime London as new listings outpace sales being agreed.
Housing market recovery continues, but London & the South East are still lagging
Acadata analysis flags rising prices & momentum across England & Wales, following a 'gentle but sustained period of softness'.
Rents tick upwards in Prime London as landlords brace for policy changes
The lettings market is 'largely in a holding pattern,' but corporate & super-prime tenant demand stays strong.
Serious buyers, realistic sellers: Reasons to be positive about the PCL market this spring
Buyers may be fewer in number, but they are committed; and vendors are listening to price advice - all of which bodes well for the months ahead, explains Jamie Hope.
Knight Frank celebrates successful Wealth Report launch & media campaign
The property firm's flagship research report was unveiled in front of 300 private clients & their advisors last week, and has generated more than 1,000 pieces of media coverage so far.
Agency serves up hi-spec Wimbledon mansion for £10mn
The recently built residence, which has a zero on-site carbon operating footprint, is being billed as 'the ultimate in modern luxury'.
Fresh reforms aim to lift the ‘bureaucratic burden’ of planning committees
The government wants to remove the involvement of 'statutory consultees' (such as Sport England, Theatres Trust & The Gardens Trust) from planning decisions.