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Friday Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
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Don’t Move, Improve! 2019: London’s best new home extensions
A tour of the 37 shortlisted projects for New London Architecture's annual home improvement design prize
Ranked: Britain’s top renovation hotspots
Zoopla has looked into which locations in Britain and in London have the highest proportion of fixer-upper properties on the market
Lodha UK goes it alone as Indian parent company gears up for IPO
Mumbai-based mega-developer to concentrate efforts on its business in India ahead of a planned public listing; reports suggest c.£470m could be raised from the sale of Prime Central London assets
Savills strengthens Mayfair & St James’s team
New recruit Nicholas Shaw spent seven years with Harrods Estates, before making a move over to Knight Frank
Buyer makes move on BBC’s Caversham Park
Historic stately home and former monitoring headquarters has been marketed with scope for a number of redevelopment options, including luxury resi
Green light for Bournemouth’s ‘transformative’ Winter Gardens scheme
Major mixed-use development will deliver 352 new homes near the seafront in Bournemouth city centre
Savills moves into Guernsey’s resi market with top agency acquisition
Channel Island estate agency Martel Maides has been acquired by Savills
Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Mega-mansion projects in Chelsea, St John's Wood and Virginia Water were among the most expensive transactions lodged with the Land Reg in October...
Rents rocket at Battersea Power Station
Average weekly rents for one-bed apartments in the Power Station development have surged by some 17% since the start of the year, reports Benham & Reeves Residential Lettings
Taylor Wimpey picks Bouygues for £100m Postmark first phase
Construction firm Bouygues will deliver 214 apartments in the West Central 1 phase of the development of the old Mount Pleasant Sorting Office
BoE paints gloomy picture of no-deal scenario, with house prices plunging by nearly a third
UK could face worst economic slump since WWII in the event of a 'disorderly' no-deal scenario, according to the Bank of England's latest analysis;