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Are the rich paying their fair share of taxes?
Are the rich paying their fair share of taxes, asks the Institute for Fiscal Studies' Helen Miller in this illuminating talk at the University of Manchester last year.
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Notting Hill super-homes bring out the buyers; ‘one-off’ new-build goes for £25m (£3m above asking)
EXCLUSIVE: Brace of super-prime deals 'shows faith in Notting Hill and the wider London market'
Case Study: Light industrial to prime residential in Barnes
West London project demonstrates how disused light industrial buildings can be re-engineered as inspiring places to live...
Property firms embrace flexible working with parent power
Marsh & Parsons recruits from parents' online forum The Daisy Chain, plus five handy links for employers and flexi-workers
Introducing: The Prime Residential Almanac
A prestigious, practical companion book for luxury property professionals. Available now
Case Study: Reinventing a Chelsea mansion for the 21st century
How a tired Tregunter Road townhouse became best-in-class...
Prime Cuts: ‘£1bn knocked off asking prices’ in prime London enclaves
Higher-value postcodes are seeing the biggest price reductions, discovers Garrington Property Finders
Prime Movers 2018: The 50 Best Buying Agencies in Britain
The definitive rundown of the UK's top prime residential acquisition specialists
‘A corner has been turned’: Why I think the London market is set for a successful year
Significant deals are being agreed as realism about the present combines with optimism about the future, writes James Bailey
Interview: Alexander McLean of Knight Frank on working with sports stars
PrimeResi finds out how the agency's new division is advising clients from the sporting arena on their real estate plays...
Home Suite Homes: Super-prime residences & luxury hotel brands
As a new breed of luxury residences emerges in London, buyers are being tempted by some of the most iconic names in global hospitality...
How will Brexit affect the UK estate agency industry?
Not much, say civil servants, except in prime London...