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Centreland gears up to launch ‘landmark’ Marylebone scheme, Harcourt House
Exclusive: One of London’s very first mansion blocks emerges from a super-prime makeover, promising ‘something truly special and utterly unique’...
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Latest Land Registry data confirms a clutch of super-prime sales in Holland Park, St John's Wood, Notting Hill & Kensington...
In Pictures: Rightmove’s five most-viewed homes of the Summer
August's most popular property listings included an Essex mansion, a Cornish recording studio and a "Grand Lodge" in Staffordshire.
Richard Rogers retires from RSHP
One of Britain's most influential and successful architects is stepping down from the practice he founded over 40 years ago.
Property sector recruitment firm expands
Estate agency founders sign up to run a Rayner Personnel outpost in South West England.
Rental viewings ‘hit a ten-year high’ in August
A late student flurry, a glut of stock, and falling rental prices boosted lettings market activity in August, reports Knight Frank.
Developer rolls back on South London alligator park proposals
Avanton has decided against turning a set of Grade-II listed gasholders on the Old Kent Road into a 'Florida-like' habitat for reptilian predators...
Orlando & Lisette Rodriguez on post-opulence & patience
The husband and wife team behind new practice Rodriguez Design Studio explain how to achieve timeless interiors - and why flexibility is the key to attracting buyers in the current climate...
Why London will still be the ‘live-work-play’ capital of the world
Those calling time on the capital’s place as the centre of the UK economy – and indeed, the global financial system - could not be more wrong, argues Grant Lipton...
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi’s regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Home Counties estate agency acquires Sunninghill rival
As it marks 25 years in business, Waterfords has snapped up Berkshire-based Sapphire Estate Agents.
Newt-counting planning tweak adds up in Essex
A shift from site-by-site to district-level building licenses has proved a boon for great crested newts, as property developers facilitate the creation of more pond habitats.