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Grosvenor moots a major resi-led neighbourhood revamp in Belgravia
The proposed DSDHA-designed Cundy Street Quarter promises a 'sensitive but comprehensive development' to replace high society apartment blocks built in the 1950s.
On the power of great branding – and why real estate needs to learn from FMCG
If developers want their projects to stand out in an overcrowded landscape, they need to employ FMCG-inspired strategic thinking to tap into the consumer psyche and develop meaningful relationships, says…
Watch: Aspire & Alexander James collaborate on ‘regal’ Surrey mansion
Here's a sneak preview of the latest project by Aspire Luxury Properties, a new-build super-home in St George's Hill with a key selling point...
Government publishes official guidance on the Tenant Fees Ban
"If the fee you are charging is not on this list, it is a prohibited payment and you should not charge it"
Developers invoke Roman & Dickensian heritage to market contemporary scheme in Southwark
In Pictures: Galliard, Acorn & Trinity collaborate on a 27-unit development on the site of a former Roman Temple in Borough
Behind The Schemes: How a Grade I Nash townhouse became a 21st century family home
Architectural design studio Oliver Burns revamps an important Regency residence in Regent's Park...
New York’s luxury homeowners face ‘mansion tax’
State budget deal includes new one-time sales tax, pitched at over 4% on homes worth more than $25m
Marsh & Parsons partners with interior design firm to offer styling for home movers
J&D Design will offer a 'comprehensive bespoke design service' to estate agency's clients, with gift vouchers available
TfL picks Grainger for 3,000-home build-to-rent partnership
TfL and Grainger have formed a JV to bring forward PRS developments on eight sites across London.
Spink project in Kensington lists at £7m
The developer of ultra-prime super-homes including No.3 Carlton Gardens and Park Place has created a 'unique' proposition on Holland Street
London’s housing pipeline constricts as office-to-resi conversions dry up
The number of office-to-residential conversions in London has fallen by more than 50%, says Knight Frank, driving a 20% reduction in net additional dwellings.
Octagon shapes up for large-scale Surrey scheme
125-unit Broadoaks Park project marks a 'new chapter' for the luxury developer