Location: United Kingdom
Tenant demand jumps as fees cut
Demand for rental properties in London surged by 13% from May to June, according to Rightmove, compared to a four year average at this time of year of just 4%
Podcast: Almacantar’s Kathrin Hersel in conversation with Mishcon’s Susan Freeman
In the latest instalment of the PropertyShe Podcast, Almacantar's Property Director discusses her career journey from East Berlin to masterminding some of London’s most high-profile schemes...
‘Ingenious’ cork house shortlisted for the 2019 Stirling Prize
MPH Architects' Cork House in Berkshire is going head-to-head with one of the UK's busiest railway stations and a whiskey distillery in search of architecture's biggest prize
Deal volumes continue to rise in London’s £5m-plus market
Sales of homes worth £5m or more were up by 12% in Q2, compared with the same period last year, following a 3% increase in Q1...
Mapped: East & North-West boroughs drive London’s new housing pipeline growth
Planning and development activity in the capital has 'remained stoic' in the face of uncertainty, says Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward
From Social Fitness to HCL: Four key trends in super-prime renovation
Having worked on over 300 of the UK's finest residences, from mansions in Mayfair to sprawling Surrey seats, London Projects co-founders Nick Stuttard and Steve Howat tend to see which trends and features…
London property price inflation sinks to its lowest level since 2009
The average property price in London has fallen by 4.4% in the last year, according to May's official UK House Price Index; that's the most negative rate since August 2009
CLS offloads Fulham scheme for £19m
The investment firm bought Quayside Lodge in 2004, and secured planning for an EPR-designed revamp last year; decision to sell driven by 'limited scope to add further value'
Lloyds-backed Yorkshire estate agency makes another agency acquisition
Linley & Simpson has snapped up Leeds-based agency Morgans in its biggest acquisition so far - its eighth in the last 12 months
On the merits of switching the stamp duty burden
The Tory leadership hopeful's 'innovative' idea of sharing the SDLT burden between buyers and sellers could turn out to be a mixed blessing, says Trevor Abrahmsohn, but any genuine stimulus is more than…
‘London’s new foodie hub’: Cadogan announces raft of F&B openings in Chelsea
Landowner looks to follow the successful transformation of Pavilion Road by instigating a 'dining renaissance' on the King's Road...
Historic Chelsea chapel listed at £7.5m with plans for a £25m super-home
Set within The Bromptons, St Luke's Chapel is likely to cost over £5m to redevelop, but the finished article will have full use of the Northacre scheme's five-star facilities...