The Market

What could have been one of the punchiest asking prices of recent times has actually turned out to be a pretty good deal, considering the restaurant in question is actually Scott's of Mayfair... T

The weakened Euro, abolition of some punitive taxes on non-resident owners and the continued fall in property prices have improved conditions for overseas buyers in the Paris property market, reports Laurent …

The British Property Federation thinks that planners should follow the lead of Historic England, and introduce a charging system for enhanced planning services.

Friday 8th May 2015 has gone down alongside the Stamp Duty Stampede of 2014 as one of the most extraordinary days in prime resi history. Friday's deals included the £2.6

Harrods Estates has reported a surge in West African buyers looking to snap up prime pied-à-terres in London's Mayfair. Th

We now have a dominant Conservative Party for the next five years, which should put Mansion Tax fears on ice for now at least, and drive a surge of activity at the top of the market, where many vendors a…

The Conservatives will be the power party for the next five years, and they've even got a fully-fledged majority government.

Right in the mixer between chichi Primrose Hill and swanky St John's Wood, Avenue Road is lined with some of the capital's most exclusive detached residences; you certainly won't get much change out of …

York Terrace East, Regent's Park, London  £8.75m Available for the first time in 32 whole years, this Grade II listed Crown Estate corker is ripe for a super-prime transformation. Buil

Prime Central London has started to outperform Outer Prime parts of the capital for the first time since June 2013, according to some new stats from the Marsh & Parsons camp

In its latest regional report, buying agency Garrington has posed a pretty pertinent question for this publication; what does "prime" mean in property price terms across the UK? Th

Global prime residential property prices increased by 3.9% in the year to March 2015, according to Knight Frank's index, with North America and Australia pulling up the rest of the world