Location: United Kingdom
Ranked: Britain’s fastest-paced property markets
Property listings find buyers fastest in Newcastle and Bristol, says OnTheMarket, while vendors need to be patient in Blackpool.
Chestertons extends high-profile polo sponsorship
Five-year deal continues one of the property industry’s longest-running sponsorship tie-ups.
Alex Michelin: How super-prime developments are shaping residential trends
The Valouran CEO talks us through how innovations once reserved for the world’s most luxurious homes are now filtering into the mainstream housing market - and redefining modern living.
Knight Frank names three new lettings managers
Agency bolsters operations in key markets across South West, North, City & East London.
Required Reading: New sanctions rules for high-value property & art dealers, explained
Propertymark has compiled a guide to new reporting requirements that come into force next month.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 13, 2025
50% more sales were agreed in prime London's postcodes last week compared to the same seven days last year, as price cuts continue to run rife.
Mayfair duplex with aristocratic pedigree asks £8.25mn
Sizeable apartment on Park Street comes with high-society links & direct access to a 'secret' garden.
In Pictures: John D Wood & Co launches latest brand magazine in Mayfair
Clients still appreciate the 'tangible experience' of a high-quality print publication, says venerable estate agency.
PCL property on sale as discounts reach post-GFC levels
Recent tax changes have driven further price declines in the capital's most exclusive neighbourhoods, Savills reports.
Dexters snaps up seven-branch East London agency
Acquisition of 30-year-old firm Keatons adds 90 staff and significantly boosts the group's property management portfolio.
Knightsbridge apartment scheme pitched as London’s ‘ultimate multi-generational home’
In Pictures: Mdesign's ultra-prime boutique project on Pont Street is being marketed at £54mn.
Stamp Duty payments should be ‘spread over 20 years’ – Tony Blair Institute
'Stamp duty is long overdue reform,' declares the TBI's Director of Economic Policy on the day SDLT bills jump up.