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The firms behind two of London’s biggest new projects have seen brisk activity post-Christmas

Purplebricks' instructions have slumped by 38%, as the hybrid estate agency shifted its business model and faced legal challenges. The company made an operating loss of £11.

"It’s a really encouraging sign to see more properties start to come to market for sale," says Rightmove's data chief.

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More than one in three affluent international property buyers (39%) would be willing to pay a premium for a branded residence, according to a survey of around 900 Knight Frank clients - typically 25% …

Proposed mixed-use mansion blocks are "exactly the sort of thing Prince Charles has been calling for over the last few years," say MATT Architects, as Westminster's planning inspector praises an "exemplary…

All types of developers are on the lookout for sites, reports Savills, but the cash-rich big players are proving the most competitive…

2022 is off to a flying start in PCL, reports buying agent Camilla Dell, but not all properties will make the London-wide comeback a lot of sellers are hoping for…

Profits at Foxtons Plc are at the "top end of expectations", while Marsh & Parsons-owner LSL enjoyed its highest ever operating profits in 2021.

Agents tucked away nearly £40m worth of apartments at 80 Holland Park in December alone

Gary Hersham is the "character-in-chief" in a lengthy and remarkably positive feature on London's super-prime estate agents, published in today's Guardian.

“There are signs that the imbalance between demand and supply is starting to ease,” says Zoopla in its latest market update.