The Market

An ultra-prime beachfront scheme billed as "Miami's most glamorous new resi project" has topped out and reported some pretty strong sales.

Deverell Smith has hired Savills' Prunella Milligan to head up its New Homes temporary recruitment division.

Buyers "are falling back in love with the Scottish suburbs", says Savills, as "the return of home-grown wealth" drives a wealth ripple and boosts areas beyond the traditional prime enclaves.

Winkworth has reported a "broadly flat" 2015, posting a 6.7% rise in revenues and a 1% dip in pre-tax profit. Releasing its annual results, the agency confirmed revenues of £5.

United House and Barratt London have unveiled their £54m redevelopment of a former Met police hostel for unmarried officers in Soho.

The volume of real estate purchases by Russians has halved in the space of a year, according to the Central Bank of Russia (CBR).

Some troubling stats on the number of "long-term vacant" properties in London have come to light recently and councils, spearheaded by Islington, are getting seriously tough on absent owners.

With neither buyer nor seller in dominance, nobody should become intransigent to the point where the bigger picture of the property itself becomes obscured, says Robert Chapman...

Dubai-based DAMAC has taken the call to "re-align" the moniker of its glitzy 5o-storey resi project in Nine Elms.

Rents in prime cities around the world fell by an average of 1.1% in 2015 - a pretty significant contrast to the 2.5% growth posted in 2014.

A cutting-edge Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios project has hit the market on Chelsea's historic Cheyne Walk.

JLL has opened its tenth office in the capital, settling on Stratford in East London for the latest venture. Charlotte Russell