Nigel Knighton was allowed to work in properties for 18 months after his bosses failed to carry out a background check
Denmark's richest man who is Scotland's biggest landowner has snapped up a £3 million luxury Highland estate once owned by a party loving duchess
Traditional estate agent fees in Glasgow and Leicester are the lowest in the country, averaging just 0.84% of the final house sale price, according to new research. Agents in the cities charge, on average, 0.26% less than the national average (1.10%). According to data from estate agent comparison experts NetAnAgent.com. Edinburgh has the second lowest fees at 0.89%, followed by Hull 0.91% in third place. While London, unsurprisingly, has the highest traditional estate agent fees in the country at 1.7%, followed...
The ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Brexit negotiations is taking its toll on the UK Commercial Property market, causing some hesitancy among tenants, according to the Q3 2018 RICS UK Commercial Property Market survey. Because of the continued uncertainty, RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) is calling on the government to review the business rates system in the upcoming Budget. Brexit uncertainty is taking its toll at the headline level, as occupier demand fell slightly, with a net balance of –9%...
Figures from London Central Portfolio show annual transactions in Westminster and Kensington and Chelsea have fallen to 3,606 - fewer than 70 sales per week.
The pair are travelling Europe in the old Hovis truck.
Oddly, London seems to be blessed with venues boasting cool staircases. Many are spiral in design forming intriguing shapes as they climb towards the sky. Others demonstrate imagination and clever simplicity. All of them enhance and add something to buildings making them both memorable and unique. In the home, staircases have largely been an ignored feature. This trend is reversing with staircase manufacturers introducing new designs that can change the feel of a residence completely. Let’s take a look at some of...
A tiny unmodernised cottage tucked away on a quaint London lane has been put on the market for more than £500,000. The one-bedroom terrace property has just 540sq/ft of floorspace, making it around one-third the size of the average English home. It also needs to be completely refurbished but despite this it commands a £525,000 asking price, making it more than double the cost of a typical home. The cottage is on Choumert Square in Peckham Rye, South London, a...
The three-storey penthouse, in St John’s Wood, London, has stunning views across Regent’s Park.
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