Location: United Kingdom
Savills brings in new Notting Hill sales boss from Chestertons
Daniel Taylor has spent the last five years as director & head of resi sales at Chestertons’ Kensington & Holland Park branch.
Heatmapped: ‘A new normal for house price growth’
The market across England & Wales is finally rebalancing, reports Acadata, but there is little evidence of prices stagnating or falling…
‘Vendors who don’t act on their agent’s instruction and reduce their prices now are going to come unstuck’, warns Cluttons boss
The majority of Central London properties are currently about 4% adrift of where the market is, says James Hyman…
Aussie developer picks up second major London site
Third.i has acquired a large development site in Vauxhall, with plans in place for 160 new homes and a co-working space.
One of Scotland’s finest castles hits the market
Careston Castle was described in 1682 as 'without debait the best gentleman’s house in the shyre'
In Pictures: Viktor Udzenija-designed apartment on Cadogan Square asks £28.5m
Ultra-luxe 4,000 square foot lateral is expected to spark worldwide interest.
Developer pitches stripped-back East London flats at the ‘creatively adventurous’
New York-style units at Canary Wharf Group's 8 Harbord Square project are being offered without fixed walls or interior features.
New Devon outpost for Fine & Country
Jonathan Gilbert-Steers is running the new Exeter office.
Knight Frank takes on record number of grads
Agency welcomes ‘largest and most diverse’ cohort in its 125-year history.
London super-prime property sales are running 75% above the pre-pandemic level
London’s top-end housing market is continuing its strong run, says Savills, with more £5m+ sales going through so far this year than in any full year since 2015.
On the vicious cycle of low supply
There is currently a massive imbalance in the UK market with 13 buyers for every property listed, according to Knight Frank.
Returning UAE buyers splash out on London’s luxury homes
Some Middle Eastern clients are arriving with tens of millions to spend, reports Knight Frank.