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All the latest news from the residential property market, including residential development, property management, buy to let and investment landlord news.Residential News
Approval given for Shell Centre revamp
Plans to redevelop the Shell Centre on London’s Southbank have been approved by Lambeth Council.
Carillion wins £400m Battersea Power Station deal
Carillion has been named as the preferred bidder for the first phase of the Battersea Power Station regeneration.
Terrace Hill Group acquires residential assets worth £5.3m
Terrace Hill Group has acquired the 47 remaining assets within its residential joint venture for £5.3m and plans to dispose of them to owner occupiers.
Government supports resi plan with £32m loan
The government has agreed to provide £32m of financial backing to enable the creation of 5,500 homes in Plymouth.
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Cushman hires new head of residential from Jones Lang LaSalle
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“Dragons’ Den” investor launches estate agency
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Holyoake wins consent for 42 flats in Grosvenor Gardens
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Development agreement signed at Greenwich
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Mount Anvil finds Affinity in Fulham
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Elephant’s Mammoth Task
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Lend Lease submits Battersea plans
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Government aims to stem housing crisis with £14m for self-build projects
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LaSalle and APG fire up for London resi and students
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Agency blooms with new upmarket brand
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Q+A: Cala's Robert Millar to retire
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Capita to provide tenancy deposit scheme
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Cadogan Estate’s Sloane housing arrangement
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Legal & General backs University of Arts London accommodation
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Goodsyard design team appointed
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NAV rises at Grainger
Video
MIPIM TV: London should not be a city for oligarchs says Boris
Mayor of London, Boris Johnson spoke to Mike Phillips, acting editor of Property Week about his determination that London should not be a city for oligarchs.
BLOG
Chelsea Barracks: the new Battersea?
The last we heard of Chelsea Barracks, its architect was muttering something about a posh veg patch. Then – nothing.
Data
Rightmove: House Price Index May 2013
Records are tumbling this month, with property coming to market setting a new record national average asking price.
Rightmove: London House Price Index May 2013
Buyers in the capital are facing new sellers’ average asking prices in excess of £500,000 for the first time
Sponsored Blog
Home in a mess? Call in the professionals
We all want our home to look stylish and welcoming, but not everyone wants to spend time co-ordinating contractors and choosing the decoration and furnishings. Or perhaps you simply accept that you don’t have an eye for colour or a feel for proportion.
Analysis
Elephant’s Mammoth Task
Southwark Council and Lend Lease have faced significant challenges in redeveloping one of south London’s most colourful estates. As they prepare to clear the site, local residents hope the regeneration will bring social benefit to the area. David Hatcher reports. Photography by Tim Foster
Alter egos
Housebuilder doyen Tony Pidgley and super-prime pioneer Nick Candy share views on friendship, envy, rivalry — and taking a battering from the press. Mike Phillips reports. Portrait by Matt Leete
Great Exportations
Promoting the UK’s ninth-biggest export- London residential - to foreign buyers could help to improve the country’s economic fortunes. Emma Haslett reports.
The private lives of housing associations
Housing associations are big business. They have a vital responsibility to the nation for housing people well.
