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RedBook launches new design service for London’s trophy apartment buyers
"Redbook Inside" is already being used by buyers of super-prime homes in The OWO, Battersea Power Station and Chelsea Barracks.
Private rental stock has dropped by half since 2019 as landlords exit the market
Estate agency branches had an average of 15.6 properties available to rent in March this year, says Propertymark, down from 30.4 in March 2019.
Off-market property sales soar as mainstream sellers embrace discreet marketing
One in ten homes sold across the UK so far in 2022 were only marketed quietly, rather than being openly broadcast on the portals. That figure rises to nearly a quarter in London and prime country markets.
Deal numbers hold up despite low stock
Estate agents agreed an average of nine sales per branch in April, says Propertymark - roughly in line with the long-term average, despite a continued shortage of homes available to buy.
Significant country estate on Suffolk/Cambridgeshire border seeks £50mn
The 1,776-acre Exning Estate is available for the first time in over 100 years
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Propertymark, Knight Frank, Hamptons International, Savills & more…
‘Iconic’ Blackheath mansion available for only the second time since the 1700s
Built between 1767 and 1771, St Wolfrans stands ‘regally’ at the edge of Blackheath Common
In Pictures: Designer doghouses snapped up at Goodwoof Barkitecture auction
Kennels created by 16 top architects and designers were auctioned for charity at Goodwood's inaugural Goodwoof event.
Northacre chief Niccolò Barattieri di San Pietro moves on
The CEO of super-prime London property developer Northacre, Niccolò Barattieri di San Pietro, has resigned from the company after nine years "to pursue a new business venture."
70 years of house price growth: How property prices have shifted since Elizabeth II was crowned
The Queen was crowned on 6th February 1952, when an average home cost just under £2,000. This is the equivalent of £56,000 in today’s money, and amounts to house price growth averaging 2.
Property as an inflation hedge? Maybe not…
"To predict what will happen to property prices, look at the amount of leverage," says Charlie Ellingworth, founder of buying agency Property Vision, as he warns that "residential property is not going…
Large-scale lateral on The Bishops Avenue lists at £9.25mn
Mighty 4,222 sq ft spread is one of only 12 apartments in Allingham Court