The Market

33% of London property developers are predicting an increase in activity over the next five years, compared to just 19% six months ago

Zurich and Geneva are the priciest cities on the planet, but LA residents have the most 'purchasing power', according to this year's UBS Global Cities Rankings

Vendors being forced to accept greater discounts to achieve a sale, says Hometrack

There's 'renewed vigour' at the very top of the market, with £10m+ pricing bottoming out at the start of this year, says Knight Frank - but values and volumes are unlikely to rise much in the short term.

Demand for properties in Chelsea 'has strengthened notably over the last 12 months,' says Knight Frank, 'and we now frequently see competitive bidding for well-priced properties'

Immigration law expert Jo Wilding explains the procedure involved in renewing the specialist visa for HNWI making a 'substantial financial investment' to the UK, and addresses recent speculation over…

Agency forecasts 8.7% property price inflation by 2022 in PCL, and warns that transaction numbers may not recover from 2016's SDLT changes

What is missing in the Moscow’s Gold report is a broader understanding of why Russian (and non-Russian money for that matter) flows into London and the UK in the first place...

A system which enables councils to charge developers twice for studies into the viability of their building projects is unfair, causes months of delays, and discriminates against SME companies, says Charles…

The average price paid in London dropped by 0.9% in March to £471,944

High-end buyers have shifted their focus slightly further north of central London as commercial buildings once again become exquisite homes, says Knight Frank's super-prime specialist...

A new series of articles aims to track "London's housing market as it runs out of steam after almost a decade of growth"