Location: United Kingdom
Surveyors record ‘a slow start to the year’ as supply, demand & deals continue to dwindle
Surveyors 'sense little prospect of a turnaround' in the short-term, says the RICS, 'as concerns over the potential impact of Brexit, alongside affordability constraints continue to cause buyers and sellers…
Camden looks to ban estate agency boards across the borough
Camden Council is running a consultation on extending Regulation 7 Directions to limit the 'unnecessary clutter' of estate agents' boards.
Don’t forget the fundamentals: Ten tips for delivering a successful prime resi development
Seasoned PCL property pro Alan Waxman, who has delivered more than 50 schemes in the capital over the last two decades, offers up ten pointers to help developers maximise their chances of sales success…
Mapped: Achieved prices across Prime London
Latest visual from LonRes shows the spread of rental and sales values across PCL, Prime London & Prime Fringe in 2018...
Clarges Mayfair lateral goes for £5,500 psf
Seventh-floor apartment in British Land's Mayfair development sells for £26m.
Grosvenor’s McWilliam steps up to helm the WPA
Craig McWilliam has been named Chair of the Westminster Property Association, replacing James Cooksey.
Dubai design studio launches in London
Jonathan Ashmore's Anarchitect sets up a UK base
The time is ripe for agents to overvalue; don’t heed the hype
With so few sales going through, it's no wonder that agents are prepared to ‘play the game’ to win the business - but the truth will ultimately out, says Giles Barrett...
Property price growth sinks to its lowest level in over five years – UK HPI
London's average house price fell by 0.6% in 2018, according to official data.
Deals flow for Savills’ London land team in ‘exceptional’ year
Division tucked away an impressive 45 transactions in 2018, ranging in size from £1m to over £100m...
Historic former retreat centre brought to market in Sussex
'Rare and exciting opportunity' has already seen local and national interest
Neo Bankside residents lose Tate Modern privacy case
High Court ruling opens door for nuisance claims from breaches of privacy - but blames residents for 'creating their own sensitivity' by buying apartments with floor-to-ceiling windows.