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Agents: We’ll sell derelict Mayfair house for £30m

18.11.09
It may be the middle of a recession and the property is derelict, but estate agents are confident of finding buyers for a £30 million Mayfair house which has just gone on the market... more

CBRE hit as chief quits to start on new venture

09.10.09
The head of City investment at CB Richard Ellis has quit to set up a new venture in a major blow to the property firm... more

A painful rebuild ahead for property

25.09.09
People say the property sector is on the mend, but that is taking a lot on trust... more

Halabi loses control of seven blocks over a loans default

25.09.09
Simon Halabi, a one-time star of the London property world, has lost control of seven office blocks in the capital after defaulting on £1.15 billion of loans... more

City Spy: Byers’ deal for Rover was a bit hit and myth

14.09.09
Poor Stephen Byers wasn’t left with much of a choice when in 2000, as the Government minister in charge, he was responsible for sealing the fate of MG Rover... more

Bumper Savile Row deal signals West End revival

11.09.09
The West End property market burst into life today with two of the biggest rental deals since the financial crisis kicked off two years ago.... more

Commercial property rally hope as prices tide turns

06.08.09
Confidence in the commercial property market was given a boost by research showing that real-estate prices rose 0.2% in July, the first positive reading since the market peaked two years ago ... more

Quantitative easing ‘is not giving hand to househunters’

04.06.09
A leading London mortgage broker today warned that quantitative easing is having no impact on lending to househunters ... more

Vultures have the funds - now for the feeding frenzy

22.05.09
There will soon be more vultures in the sky than turkeys on the ground if this week's spate of pledges to buy distressed property is anything to go by ... more

Fight to save eight Piccadilly buildings

06.05.09
Campaigners are fighting to save eight landmark buildings in a conservation area. The properties, in Piccadilly and Jermyn Street, include the first Lyons tearoom, which opened in 1894... more

The vultures are hovering, so we must be at the bottom

03.04.09
Welcome to the bottom of the commercial property market. It must be, for today the world's biggest property agent says so. "The time to buy UK property is now," reckons CB Richard Ellis... more

Uphill struggle for traders as good news hard to find

26.03.09
City traders and fund managers face an uphill battle over the next few days to put a gloss on things before the final quarter draws to a close... more

Tough land of promise with the will to win

16.03.09
The East End should be on an Olympics-inspired ascent. London 2012 was supposed to rejuvenate the area, creating jobs, affordable homes and - perhaps most importantly - forever shaking off its deprived image... more

US tycoon plans to turn City landmark into hotel

28.01.09
An American property magnate has unveiled plans to transform one of the City's best known office buildings into a "six-star" hotel... more

Ritblat firm wields the jobs axe as crisis bites

16.01.09
Property: Commercial property consultant Colliers CRE announced 70 job cuts in London as it battles the worst crisis in the market for decades... more

Mayfair hurt by hedgies' demise

25.11.08
Property: Office rents in Mayfair, the location of choice for London's hedge fund community, slumped in the third quarter as the global financial crisis hit demand... more

Surveyors axed in blitz on costs

05.11.08
Chartered surveyors in London braced for further bloodshed as a fresh wave of redundancies rock the property industry... more

Forget Footsie – what about the footie?

08.10.08
While bank shares plummet, the fortunes of some football clubs also give cause for alarm... more

Property

08.10.08
The super-rich still love London, keeping prices at the top end high. Across the city there remains a shortage of homes but building is slowing in the crunch. ... more

AIG may sell prize properties to pay off $85bn Fed loan

23.09.08
Insurance: Some of the world's landmark buildings could come on to the market in a rare opportunity thrown up by American International Group's forced asset sale... more

Property falls hit consultants

30.07.08
The world's two largest property consultants have reported a massive collapse in profits as property values continue to drop... more

Fears grow for property jobs as 50 axed at DTZ

18.06.08
Worries that a number of rivals including Jones Lang LaSalle and CB Richard Ellis will follow suit... more

Now the sheikhs are pouring oil riches into City property

05.06.08
Sovereign wealth funds are set to move east into buildings in the Square Mile, big time... more

UK 'has the strength for more bank bailouts'

16.04.08
Britain could afford to rescue more banks on the scale of its £100bn bailout of Northern Rock... more

Tesco to take road to Russia

28.03.08
Supermarkets chain Tesco is planning to open its first stores in Russia... more

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25.03.08
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