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St James’s

The residential lustre of London’s grandest quarter is once again gleaming, says Lisa Freedman, sparked by a £500m investment from the Crown Estate and myriad redevelopments that are stealing Mayfair’s limelight

The Independent

The curse of gazumping is back with a vengeance

The issue of greedy house sellers asking buyers for more cash has spread outside the capital. Julian Knight reports

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Gazumping is back with a vengeance

Fierce competition for property has brought back a much-loathed spectre of boomtime, and not just in London by Ed Cumming

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Black Brick awarded “Property Advisor of the Year” at Spear’s Wealth Management Awards

We are absolutely delighted to have been awarded “Property Adviser of the Year” at the prestigious Spear’s Wealth Management Awards, held at The Savoy in London on Tuesday 29th October and presented by CNBC’s Ross Westgate.

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Model makeovers

Fashion shoots, hired Bentleys, new kitchens… There are no half measures when it’s time to sell, says Zoe Dare Hall

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Top tips for house sale success

Get the pricing right, have your paperwork in order and proceed with caution if you want to sell in this unusual market by Jayne Dowle

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London property investment: redrawing the Monopoly map

Forget Mayfair, Park Lane and Piccadilly. A new wave of investors is redrawing London’s real-life Monopoly map. Christopher Middleton learns how to load the dice in your favour.

Evening Standard

Bayswater’s £500 million makeover

A mystery Brunei billionaire is investing £500 million into transforming Queensway. The once grand Bayswater throughfare is set to become the Covent Garden of west London, with new apartments, refurbished luxury homes and a retail boulevard. By David Spittles

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Property superstitions

Would you buy a house on Friday 13?

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Central London shrugs off Lehman legacy

The collapse of Lehman Brothers, five years ago this weekend, had an immediate impact on a UK property market already reeling from the failure of Northern Rock a year earlier. By Tanya Powley

International Herald Tribune

$73 Million Penthouse With Views of Big Ben

The location of the penthouse apartment is one of London’s most desirable says Nicola Venning

South China Morning Post

Hong Kong investors snap up older properties in London hotspots

Wealthy Hongkongers are among those buying to renovate and rent, or sell on to other Asians. by Richard Warren