Indian buyers pile in to London’s property market on the hunt for vastu-compliant homes
Vastu, often seen as an Indian version of feng shui, dates back thousands of years. Tips for house construction include performing puja rituals on auspicious dates, preferably after consulting an astrologer.
The areas set to step into the spotlight
The areas set to step into the spotlight – by Laura Whateley and Gabriella Bennett – The Times
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What Brexit Means For The UK Property Market
What Brexit Means For The UK Property Market By William Jaffrey, billionaire.com
Are Americans coming to rescue London’s ailing property market?
Many Americans would have us know that they “saved” us from the Germans in the Second World War. As we approach the 75th anniversary of the Normandy Landings, I’ll leave that heated debate for another day.
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Where Britain’s youngest millionaire’s live
Knightsbridge, Chelsea… Reading? Melissa York reveals the property portfolios of the under-30 and minted.
How the super-wealthy struggle to value their properties
How much would you pay for a 20,000 sq ft neoclassical mansion close to London’s Buckingham Palace, complete with an underground extension and private formal gardens — not to mention the swimming pool, gym, spa and staff quarters?
How to sell a house that doesn’t exist
Vincent Flynn can see into the future. “I know what shape and size London will be years ahead of other people — that is one of the joys of this industry.
House prices remain sluggish as buyers ‘wait and see’
House price growth remained sluggish in February, with prices just 0.4pc higher than the same time last year, according to Nationwide’s latest house price index.
London’s property ‘flippers’ forced to sell at a loss
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.
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.
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.
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.