Location: United Kingdom
Luxury Holland Park Villas apartment heads to auction
Rare unit at the exclusive Kensington scheme is guided at nearly £6mn.
Gap between average asking & sold prices widens to 17%
'Sellers remain largely over-confident when it comes to their asking price expectations versus the price they are actually able to sell their property for,' says Yopa.
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Historic Hampshire monastery hits the market
Agents expecting significant interest in 'exciting & unique' development opp.
Interview: Rupert Collingwood on collaboration, corporates & the rise of the luxury property broker
'Our ambitions are not related to broker numbers but rather quality of service provision as well as brand reach,' says The London Broker boss.
TfL’s property company appoints Savills to help massive resi development drive
Places for London aims to start work on schemes delivering 20,000 new homes by 2031, and has hired Savills to help it 'get more done, more quickly.'
Buying agency reports ‘flurry’ of prime property listings following election result
Garrington heralds a 'rosier' outlook for the property market as a 'flurry of new listings enters the prime market,' having been 'deliberately held back pending the election result.'
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Major agency toasts top Trustpilot rating
'You can have the very best brand in the market yet without customer experience it is nothing,' says Knight Frank's resi boss Tim Hyatt, as firm leads industry on popular review platform.
Deal sealed on £32mn Notting Hill trophy home
PCL buying agency Eccord secures stunning turnkey mansion for hedge fund client relocating from the US.
Experts warn of ‘reset moment’ as London homes face climate change catastrophe
'Cascading risks' loom for the capital, as escalating extreme weather events mean 'around 43% of London properties are likely to be affected by subsidence by 2030.'
‘Significant uplift’ in number of landlords selling up
Interest rate hikes, rising costs & general uncertainty have driven a 'dramatic' rise in the number of previous rental properties for sale, reports TwentyEA.