Location: United Kingdom
Richmond estate agency taps TV star to front social media presence
Amanda Lamb will be presenting regular Instagram & Facebook reels for Antony Roberts.
£79bn wiped off value of UK private rental sector since 2022
The buy-to-let boom that began in the late 1990s may now be hitting a 'landmark moment of contraction' as tax changes and red tape bite.
Government clarifies digital ID rules for AML checks
Move aims to remove uncertainty around digital onboarding tools already used by many property firms.
Ranked: Britain’s most expensive streets in 2026
Rightmove's analysis is based on asking prices, and only includes addresses with at least five open-market listings in January.
Connells deal delivers major listings boost for OnTheMarket
Nearly 100,000 properties from the UK’s largest estate agency group headed to the CoStar-owned portal.
D&G adds new central London partner
Lettings specialist Sharlotte Cooper previously ranked among Hamptons’ top performers.
Rupert des Forges: ‘London is becoming a dip-in, dip-out city for the super-rich’
'The capital might not be [UHNWI's] full-time base any more,' says Knight Frank veteran, 'but it is still an anchor for social & business life.'
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A fifth of £1mn+ homes sold at a loss last year – report
Research suggests 18% of properties bought for more than £1mn since 2010 and sold again in 2025, went for less than their first purchase price.
Tom Bill: How the Middle East conflict could affect the UK housing market
Rising energy prices and shifting rate expectations could reshape mortgage costs and buyer sentiment, explains Knight Frank’s head of UK resi research.
Rare St George’s Hill plot with approved mansion plan hits the open market
Savills is pitching 'a remarkable canvas for a purchaser to build a home tailored to their individual requirements' in the affluent Surrey enclave.
Ranked: London’s most ‘imbalanced’ housing markets
Prime Central locations tend to have a far more equal split between sales and rental listings, compared to outer boroughs.