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Name and business title: George Cardale, Head of Residential Development Sales UK, Savills.
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Developer Family Mosaic is launching a new phase of properties at its popular Central Park development in southeast London at the end of this month, when homebuyers can choose from a new selection of one- and two-bedroom apartments, with prices starting at £225,000.
Cambridge is currently one of the busiest centres for property development in the east of England, with a host of regeneration projects in the city itself and numerous large developments in the surrounding area in places such as Cambourne and Trumpington. Berkeley Homes is adding its contribution in the form of its Cambridge Riverside development of apartments and penthouses.
A collection of 462 new homes will be officially launched in east London this week, offering homebuyers an opportunity to snap up a property off-plan.
The city of Cambridge is getting set for the construction of a brand new 92-home tower that will become the tallest residential development in its history. At nine-storeys high, some of the views from the apartments and penthouses of The Marque will extend across Cambridge, and the company behind the development believe it is set to become an iconic building.
Fresh analysis by Savills property consultancy raises questions around the government's strategy to support the sluggish housebuilding sector.
With the major residential property event, RESI, just a few weeks away (13th to 14th September), analysis compiled by Savills at RESI 2011 has just been re-evaluated by the property firm ahead of this year's show.
An innovative funding deal worth £250m is set to deliver 1,700 new affordable homes across the Midlands.
Asian investors have been among the most active new homes buyers in London over the past few years, but demand has been partly restricted because the Chinese Government has made it hard for citizens to move their money outside the country, but that could soon change.
A growing number of the world's richest people are opting to buy property in London because of the city's status as a ‘safe haven' away from economic and political turmoil in some other parts of the world.
Ongoing delays in the planning system are restricting the delivery of much required new homes, including affordable homes, across many parts of the country, according to research undertaken by property consultants Savills.