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New York Times
An elegant townhouse in a revived corner of London
London — A gracious five-bedroom Victorian townhouse in a part of southwest London once associated with a faded shabbiness has benefited from the area’s considerable gentrification in recent years. By Nicola Venning
The Business Times (Singapore)
Short-term jitters in London real estate after tax changes
Singapore investors may incur greater compliance costs but slow, cautious market poses buying opportunity. By Lee Meixian
Estate Agency of the Year Awards 2014
We are thrilled to have taken home gold in the “Best Buying Agent” category at the Estate Agency of the Year Awards 2014. The esteemed event, that celebrates the very best in estate agency, took place at The Lancaster Hotel on Friday, 5th December and was sponsored by The Times and The Sunday Times.
The winners and losers of stamp duty reform
The shake up of stamp duty was announced on Wednesday. By Jessie Hewiston.
London houses still seen as a safe haven for investors
Unfavourable exchange rates and prospective tax changes have not deterred international buyers from buying expensive properties in central London, say property finders, as many prepare for one of their busiest Christmases ever, despite low levels of housing stock. by Francesca Steele
20 ways to become a property millionaire
Whether you’re looking to buy abroad or set up a house-to-let in London, you should consider the advice offered by our Managing Partner, Camilla Dell if you hold any hopes of becoming a property millionaire.
The Spear’s 500
If you need to know who should manage your money, take care of your legal affairs, find you a house or protect your family, The Spear’s 500 has the answers.
House prices fall in parts of London for first time in two years
House prices are falling in parts of London for the first time in two years as the capital’s “sealed bid frenzy” comes to an abrupt halt, a report says today. by Jonathan Prynn
Sealed bids: deal or no deal in a secret seller’s market
As competition gets tougher for house-hunters, are sealed bids the answer to secure a fair sale? Julia Fynn
An early summer lull falls on the market
The tempo is slowing in major cities. While the mood is more confident in the rural areas, buyers are still in control, says Jessie Hewitson
Properties with room for the au pair
As more and more families rely on live-in childcare, property developers have cottoned on to the need for a suite for that extra pair of hands. by Caroline McGhie
