Location: United Kingdom
Harding Green adds to regional network with new signing in Hampshire
Emma Mills is the latest ex-PCL agent to join the broker-model firm
Heatmapped: Resurgent PCL catching up with the rest of the capital
Latest analysis by LCP and Bricks & Logic shows effect of overseas demand beginning to return to London; is a narrowing of the price gap between apartments and houses around the corner?
In Pictures: Scottish private island with C17th mansion hunts for a new owner
Savills is looking for offers over £1.75mn for The Isle of Vaila in the northernmost part of the UK. The 757-acre private island features a castellated mansion, farmhouse, cottage, watchtower, and 6.
Planners block new 60-home scheme in Belgravia
Pilbrow & Partners-designed proposals to redevelop Kilmuir House had been recommended for approval
Northacre moves into branded residences with St.Regis at No.1 Palace Street
Luxury property developer Northacre and top-end international hotelier St. Regis have signed a license and management agreement to create 72 St Regis-branded apartments opposite Buckingham Palace.
Deal sealed on ‘one-off’ £18.5mn Mayfair mansion
Handsome slice of Brook Street has one of the largest private gardens in the area
Billionaire Hariri family sells £19.75mn Knightsbridge townhouse to Lebanese tycoon
Palatial corner property on Cadogan Gardens changes hands amid flurry of top-end activity in London's golden postcodes
£90mn+ mega-deal reported in Belgravia
Swiss billionaire named as buyer of trophy 80-room mansion
Knight Frank offloads Birmingham lettings business
Birmingham estate agency FleetMilne has acquired Knight Frank’s private client lettings business in the city.
Monday Market Review: Key figures and findings from the last seven days
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from JLL, Capgemini, Acadata, Rightmove, Knight Frank & more…
Time for a revival? Why Knightsbridge is the PCL neighbourhood to watch
Knightsbridge has lagged behind its neighbours over the last couple of years, but the market is finally on the turn, reports Patrick Alvarado