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Primrose Hill factory-turned-eco-mansion with Hollywood ties offered for rent
Former piano factory was once the home of author/director Alex Garland, and comes with its own co-working space
Watch: Kelly Behun on designing for the high life at 432 Park Avenue
Interior designer Kelly Behun gives us a video tour of New York's highest completed penthouse
Craft Work: Alexander James moves into superyacht design
Sunseeker tie-up sees luxury vessels dressed for Cannes...
Top Classes: How trophy property performs against other ‘passion’ assets
Coutts Index pits £10m+ homes against fine wine, fine art, jewellery, rare instruments and classic cars - but which has fared best over the last year?
Seafront homes command a 33% price premium
Jackson-Stops looks at how direct access to the beach/sea affects property prices
Top Ten: Europe’s most expensive marinas
Ibiza Magna has been named as the most expensive marina in Europe in 2017, with a whopping daily mooring fee of €3,025.
Native Land installs electric car chargers in Mayfair
Native Land is installing 50 electric car charging points in the underground car park of its 42-apartment prime resi scheme, Burlington Gate in Mayfair.
Tooting named as one of the world’s top ten ‘coolest neighbourhoods’
Agents in Tooting have a cracking new line to trot out to potential purchasers after the area was named amongst the world's "top ten coolest neighbourhoods" by travel bible Lonely Planet.
London house prices and household incomes: Borough-by-borough ratios
Kensington & Chelsea is the most expensive place to own a home in London, says Cluttons after totting up house price-to-earnings ratios across the capital.
Is winning a house in a raffle too good to be true?
It might sound like a win-win, but raffling off bricks and mortar could put both parties on the wrong side of the law - and the taxman, explains Janet Armstrong-Fox and Dominic Cole...
An ‘important and symbolic shift’: One in ten British adults owns a second home
Multiple home ownership increased by 30% between 2002 and 2014, according to research by the Resolution Foundation