Location: United Kingdom
Behrens’ influential ‘New Ways’ goes up for sale
'Possibly the first Modernist home in Britain' asks £875k
Magnificent double fixer-upper opp comes to market in Bath
In Pictures: Pair of Georgian crescent townhouses offered for sale, with potential to create either one of the biggest houses in Bath or two stand-out residences.
Crime fears scupper ‘more than 29,000’ property sales a year
Insurance firm estimates that £6.6bn-worth of property sales fall through every year as a direct result of house-hunters' concerns over local crime rates.
China’s ‘Silk Road urbanism’ is changing cities from London to Kampala – can locals keep control?
Jonathan Silver of the University of Sheffield and Alan Wiig of the University of Massachusetts Boston explore how China's vast "Belt & Road" investment initiative is transforming neighbourhoods around…
Mapped: The ripple effect of Brexit uncertainty
Annual price growth across over half of London’s boroughs is now in negative territory, notes buying agency Turnbull Property
Shopping for Value: How quality retail choices affect London residential property values
Savills maps where in London there are opportunities for mixed-use developers to boost resi values by improving retail and leisure offerings.
Savills interiors alumni launch design & build studio
Former Savills designer Nadine Barkho & former buying agent Bella Tiarks have launched N + B Design.
‘We’re betting on Britain’: Super-prime developer Northacre shrugs off Brexit worries ahead of ‘milestone’ year
'The allure of London cannot be underestimated' says the luxury specialist behind two of PCL's most ambitious new schemes, The Broadway & No.1 Palace Street
Noel Flint of Knight Frank on trophy homes, market crashes & the makings of a top-class agent
One of London's best known and most successful agents, Noel Flint retires at the end of March after nearly four decades at Knight Frank.
Two more signings for Harding Green
Hamptons International's Adrian Bedloe & John D Wood's Jack Thomas join Nick Carter's 'innovative' Kensington-based venture, taking the team headcount up to nine
Grade I with distinction: Sale agreed on Mozart’s Belgravia townhouse
Important property on Ebury Street sells in double-quick time
‘House prices in London are starting to firm’ as regional cities start to moderate
For the first time since August 2015, every city tracked in Zoopla's UK Cities Index recorded rising property prices in February.