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Oct 26, 2016
From Estate Agent Today, 11 December 2015, by Graham Norwood Norwood: Two Aston Chase employees, Kat Vambe and Simon Rosenblatt embarked on a challenge have cycled 420 kilometres...
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By Charles Curran, Principal and Market Data Analyst, Maskells We must never forget that the ultimate goal of the Treaty of Rome was political union amongst its member states. To be clear,...
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Ultimately, the market will always decide the value of a property whether it is blighted or not. An owner must be receptive to what the market is saying – if after several months on the...
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The London property market remains very much two tiered. Firstly the traditional London houses and flats homes for domestic and European buyers, and secondly the new build modern flats being...
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Since January 2016 stock levels in Prime Central London have risen sharply from 7,802 (Jan) to 13,723 in September (source Lonres). September’s stock level currently stands at 12,609 which...
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“Prophesy is a good line of business, but it is full of risks.” Mark Twain – Following the Equator 1894 Both Pre-and Post Brexit, I read extensively about the economic...
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Charles Curran, Principal and Market Analyst at Maskells looks to future developments in the Prime London property market. Which areas of Prime London will hold up the best in the next few...
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Art expert on-hand to attend viewings and give advice Walton Street-based estate agency Maskells has teamed up with an art consultancy to help its clients choose perfect pieces for their new...
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In 1726 Daniel Defoe wrote, in the Political History of the Devil, “Things as certain as death and taxes, can be more firmly believed”. At this time, England was subject to the Window...
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