Location: United Kingdom
Huge St James’s Park mansion debuts at nearly £18m
Grade I listed stonker dates back to the reign of Queen Anne and measures c.7,500 square feet.
Scotland’s property market ‘has gone from zero to full ahead in the blink of an eye’
"In Scotland, the opportunity to re-think lifestyle choices has been catalysed by an extraordinary alignment of supply and demand," says DM Hall.
Hill appoints a Head of Strategic Land
Former Wates and Barratt man Matt Tunley has been recruited to help realise property developer Hill's ambition to build 4,000 new home a year by 2025.
New agency launches ‘disruptive’ turnkey service for prime property buyers
Harry Helsby (son of former Savills boss Jeremy) and Alexis Stellakis are setting out to ‘revolutionise’ London’s traditional market model with their ‘all in-house solution’.
Winkworth profits down 20% in a ‘satisfactory’ first half performance
The Central London business has been hit hardest this year, reports estate agency brand Winkworth.
1508 ‘fighting fit’ after completing £100m of projects during lockdown
The design studio has been working on some of PCL’s most high-profile developments in recent months, including Lodha’s No.
‘Sold as seen’: Southbank Tower’s unfinished penthouses hit the open market
Pair of vast duplexes at the landmark former office block measure nearly 4,500 square feet apiece.
£15.5m Boltons villa finds a taker
'Substantial' specimen on one of Chelsea's top turnings was asking just over £3,000 psf.
Adjaye’s ‘Lost House’ goes in search of a buyer
‘One of the most significant domestic projects of recent times’ was completed in 2004.
Londoners on the move: How ‘rebalancing priorities’ are influencing the decisions of four key London buyer types
Savills' research team has profiled four key London buyer types and how their changing wants and needs are impacting the prime residential markets.
London agency reports ‘false lull’ in August after record-breaking July
‘There should be enough momentum to sustain a healthy level of sales activity until the end of the year’, says 31-branch Chestertons.
Transaction numbers likely to end the year 15% down, predicts Knight Frank
"This does not feel like a re-run of 2008/09 for the UK property market," says Knight Frank, as it forecasts minimal property price drops against a complex economic backdrop.