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Prime London agency Jefferies London says its in-house AI assistant has handled more than 11,000 buyer enquiries in recent months, helping brokers cut administrative workloads while responding faster

Mar 12, 2026 – Published in The Times

Golden-hued in Cotswold stone, Digbeth Street in the chocolate-box village of Stow-on-the-Wold may be the last place you’d expect to see the stars and stripes. However, the United States of America fl

Mar 02, 2026 – Published in Metro UK

A trip to the zoo, an acrobatics show, a stroll around one of London’s first indoor markets, or perhaps just a swim in a historic Lido. These are just some of the unique activities you might stumbl

Feb 03, 2026 – Published in Metro UK

Artisan bakeries, independent coffee shops, and microbreweries galore can only mean one thing: skyrocketing house prices. Perched just above Stratford is Waltham Forest, which has just been named t

The government’s planned “mansion tax” – or High Value Council Tax Surcharge – could mean London home-owners face a massive 437% jump in their annual council tax bill, according to some analysis by Je

Dec 09, 2025 – Published in The Times UK

Buyers in the southeast bearing the brunt of ‘unfair’ tax and no respite offered by budget. Homeowners in England have paid £63 billion in stamp duty over the past decade, with buyers in London stump

Buying property in Central London is a significant milestone - one that requires clarity, confidence, and expert guidance. Yet while some buyers secure their ideal home seamlessly, others face prolong

Nov 21, 2025 – Published in Evening Standard

Homebuyers in London have paid a collective £25 billion in stamp duty over the past decade, according to a new analysis. As Rachel Reeves contemplates stamp duty reform in next week’s Budget the da