Location: United Kingdom
Home sellers are ‘more motivated’ to sell this year, says estate agency
Foxtons trumpets a 'renewed sense of vigour' in the property market at the start of 2024
Battersea Power Station Chief Exec steps down
Simon Murphy has been in charge of the gigantic London redevelopment project since 2018.
LRG acquires trio of estate agency businesses including Stirling Ackroyd
Estate agency group kicks off 2024 with more more acquisitions, including of a well-known prime London property firm.
‘Prestigious’ Chelsea townhouses head to auction
Brace of original buildings on Cheyne Place overlook the 350-year-old Chelsea Physic Garden.
New property industry community launches to build ‘trust & collaboration’ between agents
'Today there are an increasing number of individuals and smaller agencies who are much more willing & incentivised to collaborate,' says the real estate entrepreneur bringing independent operators together…
Ranked: Britain’s £1mn+ property hotspots
The number of property millionaires has fallen back from a pandemic peak, says Savills - but the number of homes worth at least £1mn remains 28% higher than in 2019.
Former Savills and Chestertons Director signs to Harding Green
Daniel Taylor previously held senior roles at Savills in Notting Hill and at Chestertons in Kensington & Holland Park.
Over 15,000 construction & real estate businesses at ‘high risk of failure’
Bellwether sectors now in 'serious jeopardy' after another jump in 'critical' financial distress levels.
Vendor sentiment dips in London but market remains ‘surprisingly resilient’ – OnTheMarket
55% of UK sellers remain confident they will sell within the next three months.
Agents launch £50mn development site in Kensington
Ready-to-go project near Kensington Gardens should spark some strong interest, say firms.
‘Commitment to move home’ hits highest level in over a year
Improving affordability is a factor, but most buyers & sellers 'just want to get on with life', reports Savills.
Ranked: Where home-sellers made the biggest profits in 2023
Homeowners who sold-up in 2023 did so for an average of £103k (48%) more than they initially paid for their home, says Hamptons, down from a record high of £113k in 2022.