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Rental demand surges in prime London as supply drops, but prices hold for now
Foxtons, Knight Frank and LonRes have all recorded significant rises in tenant demand at the same time as a notable reduction in new rental listings...
Behind The Schemes: Hitting the right note at Admiralty Arch
How a British audio firm delivered a pitch perfect solution for the redevelopment of a Grade I listed landmark...
Activity picks up across prime Scotland, with record price growth in Edinburgh
16% more £1m+ homes were sold in Edinburgh in 2017 compared to the previous year, says Knight Frank
Allsop resi sale raises £60m
Bidders snap up prime lots in Little Venice and Kensington, but 'limited attention' for anything optimistically priced...
Battersea Power Station boss steps down
BPSDC CEO Rob Tincknell resigns after ten years at the helm of London's most ambitious regeneration project
Cadogan hires placemaking whiz to help shape Chelsea estate
Steve Medway has spent the last three years overseeing the management of Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street for the New West End Company
Vacant South Kensington hotel site offered for £130m
Grand terrace of former townhouses, covering half-an-acre of SW7, has speculative plans for a significant luxury makeover
Rising rail fares & council tax bills mean the ‘affordability gap’ between London & Surrey is closing
Jackson-Stops tots-up the annual costs of commuting from Surrey hubs as the county bumps its Council Tax rates up by 6%
Foxtons settles for ‘a smaller network than originally planned’
London's most recognised estate agency (officially) dismisses the threat of discount online/hybrid competitors
Rare development opp off Belgrave Square up for £8.75m
Grade II listed stucco block currently houses 13 unmod apartments
‘Blueprint’ spec mansion in St John’s Wood listed at £35m
11,000 square foot pile on Avenue Road has influenced the way many super-prime family homes are now designed, says agency
PCL market moving again as vendors ‘over-compensate’
Average asking price reduction in the £1m-5m range was just shy of 10% over the last year - more than enough to account for the higher transaction costs, says Knight Frank