Location: United Kingdom
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 15, 2025
Stock is piling up in Prime London's property market, as agents list more homes for sale than are being bought.
Ex-Hamptons senior manager joins broker platform
Moveli's latest recruit has more than 40 years of experience in the London property market.
Almacantar reports ‘landmark’ sale at The Bryanston
Buyers have splashed almost £55mn on apartments at the developer's super-prime West End projects in recent months.
Data firm pushes button on ‘game-changing’ property intel platform
REalyse claims new data offering & AI-powered tools will boost efficiency for agents & transform how people search for a home.
PCL property agency launches UK-wide independent broker platform
'Going independent doesn't have to mean going it alone', says boutique agency boss behind new membership offering AZ Alliance.
D&G ‘on a mission’ to recruit 50 new self-employed brokers this year
James Evans' estate agency is looking for 'entrepreneurial individuals keen to bring Selling Sunset or Love It or List It vibes to their local neighbourhoods.'
Ranked: Britain’s fastest-moving property markets
A London borough tops this year's list, with property listings finding a buyer in an average of just 19 days.
Regal launches in-house asset management arm
New sub-brand will ensure the developer-contractor's buildings 'continue to perform at the highest standards long after completion'.
Harding Green signs RBKC specialist from Cluttons
Experienced operator Jay Badiani joins brokerage’s expanding team in London’s most exclusive neighbourhoods.
In Pictures: Grand Nine Elms duplex apartment seeks £32mn
HBA Residential has designed interiors for an extraordinary ground-level super-prime home in Excel Winner's Thames City development.
Savills & Knight Frank alumni acquire Jackson-Stops Exeter
Seasoned agents SJ Bingham-Chick & Tom Bedford have bought the business from longstanding director Richard Addington.
Authorities have collected just 3% of overseas entities register fines
The Financial Times reports that only 14 non-compliance penalties have been collected so far, bringing in a mere £700k.