Location: United Kingdom
Derelict Kensington house pitched at £7.5m
Enticing opportunity on Victoria Road has planning permission for a significant enlargement.
American rental operator Blueground launches first London apartments
Turnkey rental home operator plans to build a portfolio of 250 apartments in London by the end of the year.
Hyde Park landlord in £73k dispute with Romanian embassy
Foreign and Commonwealth Office dragged into super-prime lettings squabble after 'gentleman's agreement' turns sour
New planning & environmental head at Irwin Mitchell
Claire Petricca-Riding to lead law firm's newly-merged planning & environment team
Clifton hires resi development specialist from Jackson-Stops
Zoe Mercer joins Rob Windsor and James McManus' new boutique agency in Mayfair
London has lost its place as the world’s No.1 financial centre
New York has overtaken London as the world's pre-eminent financial centre, according to a survey of finance execs, and there's "a significant lack of optimism" about the future of the City of London on…
Caudwell completes ‘£250m’ Mayfair mansion
Phones4U tycoon John Caudwell has finally unboxed his opulent mega-mansion in Mayfair, which some (not all) now estimate to be worth around £250m.
The 67-year-old bought the 19th century J. T.
Keller Williams signs former Savills Director for new Oxfordshire operation
Tanya Blake was Head of Country Lettings at Savills; she's now joined Keller Williams UK as Operating Principle in Oxfordshire.
John Pardey country house clause project seeks £2.75m
Granted planning under Paragraph 55, The Aviary has been inspired in part by the Edwin Lutyens-designed country piles that scatter the surrounding Surrey Hills
East Hertfordshire named as the UK’s ‘best place to live’
Strong exam results, high life expectancy, excellent health and happiness scores, and high average earnings helped the area secure the top spot in this year's Halifax Quality of Life survey;
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235-year-old Bath estate agency has ‘ceased trading’
Pritchards, which opened in 1785, seems to have closed its venerable doors in Bath, with phones going unanswered.