Business

In case you hadn't noticed all the pop concerts and ticker tape, it's US election day.

Recent reports of a slight fall of 3.6% in the number of sales transactions in prime central London in Q3 have been attributed (by Chesterton Humberts) to a growing "wait and see" mentality.

If you've been out on viewings all day, you'll know it's the coldest of the year so far.

A snazzy address or pithy postcode is just not enough: The most successful new luxury developments are creating entire brand experiences, not just homes, for HNW buyers. 

There's another property awards event in town! Everyone's a winner!

With just six more weeks of marketing left until Christmas, some more evidence things have been hotting up in the prime central London sales market;

In the second of a two-part special feature, Dan Crofton looks at penthouse trends and buyer expectations.

Shrill accusations and sullen aftermaths - who doesn't love a good old-fashioned "game" of Monopoly?

A penthouse on Park Lane has just sold for £19.5m, breaking the £4,000 per square foot barrier and achieving a 400 per cent appreciation since being sold by the same agent in 1996.

High-end holiday / property company Clarenco is trying to entice buyers for a bunch of its luxury and unusual properties by offering prospective purchasers the chance to try before they buy...

A canny bit of promo from Knightsbridge estate agent Kaye & Carey points out that Ringo Starr's luxury pad, that he shared with his 'Bond Girl' missus Barbara Bach, has hit the market.  

Strutt & Parker's 8th National Open House Day, which took place this October, produced over £32m worth of offers for properties registered with the firm.