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Why London property prices are falling: An economic primer in five charts
Five charts that help to explain some of the key factors behind London's falling house prices, explored by Geoff Meen, Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Reading
Behind the Schemes: Illuminating a £125m super-home on Belgrave Square
In one of the most spectacular unveilings seen in London this - or any - year, a Grade I listed building on the capital's grandest garden square has emerged from an extraordinary refurbishment programme…
Marriott to expand its branded residence portfolio ‘by more than 70% by 2022’
Ritz-Carlton owner has grand ambitions to develop many more stand-alone luxury residential schemes around the world in the coming years
In Pictures: Almacantar completes epic Centre Point transformation
How the ultimate office-to-resi conversion scheme revived one of London's original skyscrapers
Ten diary dates in September for London design professionals
It's the biggest month of the year for design folk in London; PrimeResi picks ten key events for the interiors, architecture and landscaping industry
Savills research chief moves on to Chair UCL’s new Bartlett Real Estate Institute
Yolande Barnes has been appointed Chair of London's prestigious new real estate institute, after nearly 30 years with Savills
Major resi developments promise a transformation of ‘Prime Central Birmingham’
Lupa Land has acquired the 2.25 acre Kent Street Baths site; Pegasus has secured planning for its 1,009 unit 'New Monaco' project; Galliard has won approval for its 379-home Timber Yard
PCL agents join forces to launch boutique buying agency
INTERVIEW: Well-known former sales agents Lucie Hirst and Delphine Colombo discuss their new venture, current market trends, and dream properties on Cadogan Square....
Ancient Myths: On the fear of ‘stale’ property marketing
Serious potential purchasers are not really interested in how long the property has been on for, says Trevor Abrahmsohn, so why are vendors so obsessed with 'freshness'?
Estate agents ‘can’t wait around for the government’s plans for professionalisation’
Service levels won't improve until all estate agents have access to training, argues Keller Williams UK boss Ben Taylor
Made to Measure: On the high society revival of St James’s
The Crown Estate's ambitious plan is working, says Wetherell, as London's stateliest district shapes up for the 21st century
Major housebuilders go on recruitment drives to ward off Brexit shortfall
Galliard and Weston Homes are looking to recruit nearly 500 new staff between them; warn that Brexit is having 'a huge long-term impact on the London and wider UK construction industry'