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Lofty launches Homeowner Agent, an AI tool that identifies seller intent in CRM databases and automates lead nurturing to help agents win more...
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Property developer Nick Candy has sold his Chelsea mansion for a reported £275 million, in what is believed to be the most expensive residential property transaction on record in London. The buyer of Providence House, a Grade II-listed mansion in the grounds of Royal Chelsea Hospital, has not been made public. The post Chelsea mansion sells for reported £275m in record deal appeared first on...
Six residential properties currently listed across England feature substantial treehouse structures priced between £1.95 million and £6.5 million. Some units are being operated as holiday lets, with facilities including bathrooms, heating systems and kitchen areas. The post High-end treehouses emerge as property value addition appeared first on...
Lower has officially launched Movoto Advantage, a program that connects vetted agents with buyers and sellers. The firm had a limited rollout in fall...
Simon Dudley, Reform UK's newly appointed housing spokesperson, has faced calls for dismissal following comments he made regarding the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire and subsequent building safety regulations. The remarks have drawn criticism from bereaved families, political leaders, and industry bodies. The post Reform housing spokesperson criticised over Grenfell remarks appeared first on...
Seventeen leaseholders in an east London block cannot sell their properties due to an £850,000 debt owed by developer Restoration Hackney to Hackney council. The debt, unpaid since 2017, has made the flats unmortgageable as buyers would potentially be liable if the developer enters bankruptcy. The post Developer debt renders London flats unsellable appeared first on...