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Homes the super rich are buying now

Reports of the death of the super-prime property market have been greatly exaggerated, as Mark Twain might have said had he worked for an estate agency in London.

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The market is in a twilight zone

People without the taste for political intrigue may have had enough of conversations about Brexit, but there is an appetite for news about its impact on the housing market, especially for tales of mansions struck by Brexit blight.

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London’s cut-price mansions: expect more deep discounts

When news broke that US hedge fund manager Ken Griffin paid £95m for a London mansion, it made headlines on both sides of the Atlantic.

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Yes, you can buy near a top school

Securing a place at some of the country’s top schools may now be easier than you think.

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The foodie revolution continues in London

In the second of a two part series we look at neighbourhoods where growth is being driven by great food.

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Not all schemes are created equal

There are bargains in the prime market, but choose carefully for a sound investment.

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Trickle-down economics

Boris Johnson has used some contentious turns of phrase. Aside from the extraordinarily witless remarks he made about burkas, he once compared female volleyball players in the 2012 Olympics to “glistening wet otters frolicking”.

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How to sell your home by Christmas

It’s only 81 days until we crack open the mince pies and mulled wine, yet it takes an average of 60 days to agree a sale on a property, from the moment it is listed. So if you are you looking to sell your home before Christmas, you better get a move on.

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Don’t have enough space at home? Buy the house next door

Of all central London areas getting a Crossrail station, Whitechapel is the most likely to outperform in terms of property prices in the next five years, according to exclusive new research for Homes & Property.

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Most likely to: East London’s Zone 1 Crossrail hotspot where house prices are still rising

Of all central London areas getting a Crossrail station, Whitechapel is the most likely to outperform in terms of property prices in the next five years, according to exclusive new research for Homes & Property.

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Eprivateclient Top Residential Property Buying Agent 2018

Black Brick has been named one of the ‘2018 Top Residential Property Buyers’ by Eprivateclient, marking the fourth time the multi-award winning buying agency has received the award.

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How to deal with sealed bids

Offer too much and you’ll overpay; offer too little and you’ll miss out for ever. Here’s our top tips for handling this one-shot opportunity