Buying Agency News
Buying agency reports ‘complete U-turn’ in London as clients buy-to-live
57% of Black Brick's acquisitions so far in 2017 have been primary homes, up from 29% in 2016
Robert Bailey signs top Knight Frank agent
John Waters, formerly a Partner at Knight Frank's Chelsea office, has joined buying agency Robert Bailey Property
‘Off-market’ online property platform launches in Fulham
Former PCL buying agent Mark Wells plans to "bring the off-market model online" across London and the UK
Buying agency secures Park Lane base for ‘London’s most prestigious vault’
Unusual off-market acquisition next to the Dorchester...
Prime PR duo launch new agency
Tania Thomas and Henrietta Harwood-Smith team up to launch Maison Communications
Prime London deal drought hitting stamp duty revenue
Buying agency Turnbull estimates £266.05m collected in SDLT across prime London during H1 2017, 4.9% down on H1 2014
London buying agency reports ‘considerable’ rise in off-market deals
'Clients prefer the exclusivity that comes with purchasing a home which has not been openly marketed and which many potential purchasers will not yet have the opportunity to see'
Making sense of the market: Why the outlook for property is sunnier on this side of June 8th
Property Vision's Charlie Ellingworth explains why there's still hope for a "perfectly functioning" prime property market - even with a hung parliament, Brexit vote and stiff SDLT bills
No let up for London’s super-prime rental boom
42 £5,000+ per week tenancies agreed in the first four months of 2017...
PCL buying agency reports rental surge and off-market sales shift
Nearly a third of Black Brick's searches in Q1 were for rentals, while over a third of its purchases were made off-market...
Annual deal numbers reach ‘an all-time low’ in Prime Central London
Just 3,406 resi sales were recorded in PCL in the last year; a 41% fall on the previous 12 months
Sourcing Property moves beyond buying agency with full rebrand
Jo Eccles' firm has morphed into a full-service residential practice, and changed its name to "SP Property Group" to suit