Planning

After five years of hand-wringing, head-scratching and the odd outburst from Prince Charles, it looks like the infamous Chelsea Barracks site is finally about to begin its prom queen-style transformation.

The number of planning applications for big resi schemes has rocketed by 30% in the last year, according to research by construction bods Glenigan and Barbour ABI and Knight Frank.

It looks like British Land's Mayfair masterplan is coming together. The Clarges Estate

Featuring that instant-classic visualisation of London's Southbank in ten years' time, CBRE's authoritative report on the area's transformation is not to be missed. It's a fascinating story;

Labour Councillors have accused Westminster Council of allowing developers to "buy out" their on-site affordable homes obligations at a "cut price", and losing out on a massive £31,130,387 as a result.

There's a great deal riding - and rising - on London's Southbank right now.

Where square footage is at a premium, developing the space above a building can unlock sky-high rewards.

The publisher of Planning and Regeneration & Renewal magazines and  has announced another property awards event: The Placemaking Awards.

Kensington & Chelsea planners have rejected proposals for a subterranean extension under an £8m Notting Hill house, after an outcry from celebrity neighbours.

How does a developer select a suitable area for a major new scheme?

Berkeley Group has bought QVC's old offices, Marco Polo House, in Battersea for £105m, outgunning Killian Hurley's Mount Anvil bid for the site, which has planning permission for 456 luxury residential…

Candy & Candy has won planning permission to turn its own Knightsbridge office into a chunky 13,616 sq ft single residence.