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The Mayor of London has published a new batch of planning rules for the capital's "Central Activities Zone", which runs from Kensington Gardens and Paddington in the west, to Aldgate in the east, and…

"We can choose to be a force for stability", said Chancellor George at the start of today's Budget speech, but four overhauls of the nation's finances within 12 months - two full Budgets, an extra Summer…

"Meh" pretty much sums up a lot of reactions to Chancellor George's eighth Budget speech.

London, Dubai, Switzerland, Germany and the South of France could be in line for a £6 billion wave of investment from UHNW Iranian property buyers over the next 5-10 years, according to new predictions.

The government made a surprise annoucement in 2015’s Autumn Statement, proposing a 3% levy on additional properties.

Here's top law firm Mishcon de Reya's handy rundown of the key measures announced in the 2016 Budget. Not all of it is property-related of course, but all of it is good to know.

Residential sales across France were up 12.5% last year compared to the same period in 2014, according to the Notaires de France.

After going underground for a couple of years, the idea of adding a Lizzie Line stop in North Kensington has resurfaced.

Prices around Elizabeth Line (née Crossrail) stations have already smashed expectations, says CBRE, leading the firm to overhaul its original forecasts.

Kilmuir House on Ebury Street is right opposite Berkeley's super-prime Ebury Square scheme

The Treasury should take a leaf out of the Bank of England's playbook, says RICS' Jeremy Blackburn, and issue forward guidance on property tax policies.

It's that time of year again and the whole industry is currently perched on the edge of its seat awaiting the contents of Osbo's battered red box and the results of the consultation on the 3% additional…