The Market

Residential property prices in Britain have gone up a bit since we last voted on the European question back in 1975.

No, because everyone knows that doesn't exist. A buying agency has had a pretty good stab at it though.

Prime property in rural areas represents good value against urban counterparts, says Sophie Chick, as Savills charts the green and pleasant locations that offer the best value for buyers.

Although London is still the number one city for UHNWIs, it is British buyers who are now at the forefront of the super-prime property market, says Joe Burns...

One of the biggest open-market instructions of the year has launched on Kensington's ultra-prime Upper Phillimore Gardens.

Eighteen residents of Ruston Mews in W11 have been given the go-ahead to carry out a joint roof extension after winning an appeal.

There's been a "noticeable softening in near term sales expectations", says the RICS, as the new second homes SDLT surcharge puts paid to the Winter's buy-to-let rush, and uncertainty driven by the EU…

Three of the five first-phase apartments snapped up pre-launch

Farrells and Mount Anvil have put the finishing touches to their major new Silicon Roundabout scheme, The Eagle.

The price gap between London and the prime regions has begun to narrow, albeit very slowly, says Savills' Lucian Cook...

A whole floor in Chelsfield's nigh-sold-out Holland Green scheme has come up for rent at a combined asking of over £1m per year.

The Panama Papers 'reveal' that lots of high-powered individuals choose to buy homes in London - where's the surprise, asks Trevor Abrahmsohn... The Ambassadors' Globe by Holbein (1533)