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James Moran
Why taking your property off market could boost your sale – with James Moran
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In a changing property market, leaving a home on the market too long can work against sellers, creating a sense of stagnation and deterring potential buyers. Experts suggest that temporarily taking a property off-market allows for a ‘refresh’, attracting new interest and improving sale prospects.

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Prime Resi: Middleton Advisors strengthens London buying team – with Georgie Anstey
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As reported by Prime Resi, Middleton Advisors has welcomed Georgie Anstey to our London buying team, furthering coverage in Prime Central and North London. Georgie brings four years of experience from RFR, where she focused on acquiring prime property for private clients.

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Autumn Budget: What’s next for the UK property market? – with Ashley Wilsdon & Ben Horne
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As the Autumn Budget approaches, uncertainty is weighing heavily on the property market, with potential changes to taxation, stamp duty, and council tax influencing buyer and seller decisions. Experts highlight opportunities for decisive buyers, particularly in Prime Central London and regional markets, despite policy-driven hesitancy and rising costs.

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Middleton Advisors secures future as independent, employee-owned business through Employee Ownership Trust
Middleton Advisors secures future as independent, employee-owned business through Employee Ownership Trust
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Middleton Advisors, the specialist property advisory firm founded in 2008 by Mark Parkinson and Tom Hudson, has secured its future as an independent, employee-owned business by transitioning to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT).

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Labour’s tax policies trigger luxury property shake-up in London – with Rhianne McIlroy
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London’s most exclusive neighbourhoods are seeing record numbers of properties for sale as wealthy non-doms leave the capital in response to Labour’s tax reforms. While sales of homes priced above £10m have fallen sharply, international interest – particularly from American buyers – remains strong, with buyers seeking value in discounted prices.

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The rise of the bougie high street – with James Moran
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High streets across the UK are transforming into curated destinations that blend artisan producers, wellness spaces and high-end retail, attracting both locals and day visitors. These spaces offer more than convenience as they provide a sense of place, community connection and an experience that online shopping cannot match.

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Beyond the capital: Where the prime market is heading now – with Gemma Maclaran & Ben Horne
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Luxury buyers are no longer limiting their search to central London. New hotspots such as the Cotswolds, Winchester, and Cheshire’s “Golden Triangle” are capturing the attention of global elites, from Hollywood stars to high-level executives, offering the perfect blend of country charm and commuter convenience.

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Why waterfront homes still command a premium – even in a cooling market – with Ed Sainter
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Waterfront homes continue to captivate buyers, commanding a 51% average price premium over inland properties. While high-end buyers remain active, the mid-market is under pressure from rising costs, including stamp duty and council tax.

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Why coastal living is back on the map in 2025 – with Ben Horne & Eilidh McIntyre
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Rising taxes on second homes and a cooling market mean prime seaside properties are more attainable than they’ve been in years. From Cornwall to the North East, buyers now have the upper hand and a chance to secure homes in some of the UK’s most vibrant, community-driven coastal towns.

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How global events have shaped Prime Central London over 25 Years – with Ashley Wilsdon
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Prime Central London’s property market has been shaped by major global economic and political events over the past 25 years. From the early 2000s super-prime boom, through the 2008 financial crisis, to recent political uncertainty, London’s status as a stable, attractive international hub remains a key factor for buyers. 

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Bloomsbury’s quiet revival – with Oliver Sanhaji
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Bloomsbury is undergoing a £400 million revival, featuring better public spaces, redeveloped residential buildings, and a surge in boutique hotels and restaurants. Long known for its literary heritage, the area is now attracting buyers priced out of nearby Fitzrovia and Marylebone, while still retaining its bohemian charm.

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Market insights - UK Real Estate: A Global Perspective
Market Insights – UK Real Estate: A Global Perspective
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This report – part of our ongoing collaboration with real estate researcher Yolande Barnes – considers relevant factors for the next 30 years and what the future might hold for prime property.

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