Lifestyle

Ranking different cities against each other according to specific criteria destroys the essence of that city as a whole, argues Oli Mould

Vienna, Melbourne and Sydney have been named 2019's "most liveable cities" by The Economist's Intelligence Unit, after securing high scores for stability, healthcare, culture & environment, education and…

Buyers flush with tech fortunes are changing the face of high-end property, writes Judith Evans in the Financial Times

Artist and writer gained access to some of the most coveted addresses in the capital as part of a 'longitudinal study' into the high-end real estate sector for a socialist newspaper...

As the Government consults on mandatory EV chargepoints for new-build homes, Jackson-Stops asks home-owners about their energy priorities

Tie-up with HNW vacation specialist Veeve provides the firm's clients with access to the lucrative short-let market; mansions and apartments in London with hotel-style facilities now commanding up to £50k …

John Hitchcox's design-led property firm Yoo has formed a joint venture with a travel company, opening up over 80 of its luxury residential developments around the world to holiday rentals.

Zoe Dare Hall takes Telegraph readers on a whistle-stop tour of properties with A-list connections, and goes behind the scenes to explore what's been driving London's luxury short-let boom...

A US design agency has put a new spin on the traditional real estate ad with a set of ultra-cool shorts for a luxury developer in Thailand

The UK’s surviving urban commons are precious green spaces, says law professor Christopher Rodgers, but the laws that protect them are confusing, complicated and in some cases outdated...

London's idiosyncratic 'villages' - from Barnes to Marylebone High Street - contribute a large part to London's international appeal, says Guy Meacock of buying agency Prime Purchase

Landowner looks to follow the successful transformation of Pavilion Road by instigating a 'dining renaissance' on the King's Road...