Trading Spaces: ‘Opportune moment’ for upsizers in prime London
The gap between a typical two-bed flat and a three- or four-bed house has narrowed significantly in recent months, notes LonRes
The gap between a typical two-bed flat and a three- or four-bed house has narrowed significantly in recent months, notes LonRes
Prime new-builds grab market share in London – but over-supply is beginning to bite
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Taking Stock: The impact of Covid-19 on the prime London sales market
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Prime London property transactions jump 14%; instructions up 9% – but prices fall
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In Memoriam: London estate agency legend Tim Maskell, 1938-2025
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In Pictures: B&B Italia Group’s Maxalto designs ‘iconic’ Whiteley Clock Tower apartment
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Boutique private office appoints Beauchamp’s Finch to lead property division
Paul Finch has joined Liberty Rock after nearly 20 years with super-prime agency Beauchamp Estates.
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