Location: United Kingdom
Abrahmsohn on the Budget that spooked a market for no reason
Veteran agency boss skewers Westminster’s 'Keystone Cops' moment, says months of leaks caused far more harm than the measures themselves, and predicts an avalanche of exchanges before Christmas.
International buyer lands £25mn Knightsbridge Gate penthouse
Marquee 6,214 sq ft residence drew multiple offers despite wider market caution.
In Pictures: ‘Truly exceptional’ St John’s Wood mansion seeks £17.75mn
9,500 sq ft residence neighbouring Lord’s is described as one of NW8's finest.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 47, 2025
LonRes has recorded a significant increase in the number of properties being withdrawn from the open sales market in recent weeks.
Brace of senior appointments for expanding property recruitment firm
Deverellsmith installs new Head of UK Client Success and National Head of Development & Construction as growth drive continues.
Pre-Budget Primer: Rumourmill round-up & prime resi industry hopes & fears
A smorgasbord of property tax changes could be on the agenda in today's big fiscal event.
Mansion tax modelling flags £13,700 bills for second homes
Hamptons analysis finds over 3,300 £2mn+ second homes exposed to dual surcharges as revaluation looms.
Social Circuit: John Caudwell’s festive drinks reception at Mayfair House
Billionaire entrepreneur, developer & philanthropist hosts a seasonal gathering of political, charity & media figures at his Grade II listed private palace.
Global design studio Blink lands in London
Clint Nagata's luxury-focused firm expands with new UK base, helmed by some well-known industry figures.
Harding Green adds another SW London specialist
Peter McCosh previously ran the Savills sales team in Battersea.
Survey confirms ‘greater caution’ amongst overseas buyers amidst economic uncertainty
Three quarters of mortgage brokers believe recent tax changes have 'reduced the appeal' of UK property.
Buyer demand ‘is at its highest level seen since 2022’ despite October ‘blip’
TwentyEA believes a recent dip in demand is but a 'temporary blip' in advance of this week's Budget event, as year-to-date figures show 'resilience'.