Property Developer News
Ranked: Which London property developer is best at delivering affordable housing?
Campaign group ranks eight major developers by how much affordable housing they contribute to the capital
You’re Hired: East London developer signs up former Apprentice star Lester
Ex-Haus Properties boss joins PRS specialist Aitch Group
Fashion House to Penthouse: A guide to successful branding for luxury property developers
How London's top 20 prime resi development firms leverage their brands to secure interest and investment
Battersea Power Station developer buys rival to create one of SE Asia’s biggest real estate firms
Malaysia's SP Setia to acquire I&P Group in a mega-deal worth up to $850m
Start-of-year super-prime sales bonanza for luxury London developer
"The Prime London residential market has bounced back significantly since the start of 2017" says Amazon Property as it reports sales of £50m+ in the first eight weeks of the year
Chinese developer swoops on Vauxhall Square
R&F Properties buys 3.4 acre regeneration site off CLS Holdings; commits to spending £1bn on delivering major new resi-led hub
Crossrail 2 ‘vital to fixing housing crisis’ say developers
Giant infastructure project will 'give housebuilders the certainty they need'
A Tower A Week: Tall building construction is ‘far above any level London has seen before’
24 of the 26 tall towers completed in London last year were for residential use
Mace lands £140m Grosvenor Square construction gig
Lodha awards No.1 Grosvenor Square construction contract to Mace
Developer secures £12m loan for 199-unit Canary Wharf ‘gateway’ scheme
Lenders complete significant loan for Docklands hotel and resi development
Spring Snapshot: How prime markets and developers are dealing with 2017
'The days of the up-market developer of single houses are over' warns one of London's top buying agents in a Spring round-up of prime property markets and developments
Developer turns down green belt opportunity in Surrey
Millgate decides against building on parkland surrounding new scheme; says further development 'would not be in the interests of their purchasers or indeed the local residents'