The Market

Neighbours consulted about five-storey, 1,800 square metre extension, but what will Westminster's new 'sub squad' say?

Restricting mobility in the second hand market and the delivery of new homes, says giant housebuilder

Savills just put a price on a good education

Lots sold, offered and total raised all down in July

Council to charge average of £8k on subterranean projects to pay for new 'sub squad'

UK capital will remain Europe’s main financial centre argues the LSE's Simeon Djankov

The traditional stomping grounds of the "old money" elite are undergoing something called "hyper gentrification"

The latest batch of Land and Buildings Transaction Tax data from Revenue Scotland shows a clear uptick in activity this Summer

11% of those surveyed by Cluttons put the UK capital at the top of their global wishlist

A stunning double-fronted house on Pelham Crescent topped July's Grand Registry, after fetching £8.9m

Will it really drive up prices on the participating lines?