Planning

Grafton Estates has bagged unanimous approval from planners for its variation on the "exciting" mixed-use development of a chunky chunk of Mayfair.

It looks like the King's Road option, rather than the World's End, is the front-runner for the location of a new Crossrail 2 station in Chelsea.

The Malins Group has bought a slice of Covent Garden to turn into four high-spec apartments.

One of Bath's most fiercely-debated new schemes was reportedly given the go-ahead by planners yesterday. The project will use traditional Bath stone in a bid to blend in with neighbouring Lansdown Crescent

Less than 6% of homes approved through Permitted Development Rights in major London schemes of 20 units or more have actually been delivered, according to some startling new findings.

An application to completely redevelop Ransome's Wharf in Battersea has received the unanimous support of Wandsworth's planners.

Going super-luxe generates a price premium of 107% compared to neighbouring "normal" homes in Mayfair, claims local agent Wetherell. This potential uplift is driving a £4.

Westminster City Council has given approval - subject to a S106 agreement - to Northacre's plans for the development of No.1 Palace Street, next to Buckingham Palace.

It's been a helluva few weeks for City-based developer Mount Anvil. According to reports, the firm has - together with A2Dominion - just finalised the £92.

Alchemi Group has secured approval for a £20m+ resi conversion of the old Umi Hotel in Bayswater on behalf of investment house Angelo Gordon & Co.

Weston Homes has scored listed building approval for its "most ambitious scheme" yet: turning a quite magnificent Jacobean mansion in Kent into 36 apartments.

St Ives, the properly lovely artists' retreat / fishing town / home of a Tate in Cornwall, is drawing up plans that might stop the construction of any new holiday homes.