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Hybrid agency eyes Prime Central London expansion
Notting Hill-based YOUhome claims to have 'turned the old estate agency model on its head'
Billionaire pays £1m a year to ‘test-run’ £36m Westminster mansion
11,000 square foot Baroque-style pile was launched onto the sales market last year, following an ultra-prime makeover by Saigol DDC;
Prime Central London transaction numbers hit a record low, claims new property index
London Central Portfolio launches a new property index; reports that England & Wales has just seen the biggest quarterly fall in property prices since the global financial crisis
Native Land & Rogers Stirk Harbour win South Kensington Tube development gig
Transport for London picks Native Land as its preferred Development Partner
Thackeray Estate boosts team as ‘£100m expansion plan’ takes shape
Mace Green's David Owens and L&C's Giles Hoare join Chelsea-based developer and asset manager
Hotspots & Slow Burners: On the makings of a successful, sustainable district
Don't overlook established enclaves in search of exciting regeneration opportunities, says Alexander Lewis - these are places where people love to live, which is key to the long term performance of any…
£100k damages awarded in Kensington noise dispute
Neighbours clash after renovation works at W14 mansion block...
Supply levels subside in PCL lettings market as landlords look to sell up
'More landlords sense the sales market is bottoming out in terms of pricing'
Chelsea mansion’s £16.5m price cut does the trick
Super-fast turnaround on Cresswell Place provides further proof that there is a market - when the price is right...
Former John Lewis warehouse in Fitzrovia transformed into boutique apartment scheme
17-unit project designed by TF Architects with interiors by Laura Hammett
London bricklayers earning up to £90k a year
FMB survey reveals how much the UK's SME construction firms are paying their tradespeople as the 'acute' skills shortage bites...
How does PCL’s recent volatility compare to previous ‘adjustments’?
Prices fell by 7.9% between the last peak in August 2015 and February 2017, but let's not forget the 24% decline recorded between 2008 and 2009, and the 21% correction in the early 90s...