The Market

There's been a "noticeable loss in confidence" in the private housing sector amongst architects, says the RIBA in its latest member survey

A year on from Referendum day, Scotland's property market "is adjusting to fiscal changes, as comparative value stimulates buyer activity," says Savills.

A Grade II listed Regent's Park mansion has gone on sale offering the unusual opportunity for a buyer to save nearly £1m in stamp duty. Valued at close to £10m, the 4,600 square foot house at No. 1 B

The "luxury industries" are responsible for 2.2% of the British economy and 4.3% of merchandise exports, according to a new report by international consultancy Frontier Economics for Walpole.

London's Southbank is finally getting a residential market to match its cultural status, says Knight Frank, with prices outperforming most of prime central on the other side of the river and a blossoming…

It sounds like Londonewcastle has judged its latest scheme in north west London to a tee.

The number of units under construction in central London has hit record levels, reports JLL. The current figure of 30,700 is up 8% on H2 2014 and 18% in the last year. B

Developers have long been aware of the importance of well-chosen artwork, but an increasing number of those operating in the upper price ranges are employing fine and statement pieces over bland backgrounds. As

Auction house Allsop has appointed Scott Tyler as Senior Partner. He'll become only the sixth Senior Partner in the firm's 110 year history when Neil Mackilligin retires next year. The

45% of tenants who renewed their contracts in August were hit with a rent hike, says Countrywide, with an average increase of 2.5%

There's been a major reshuffle at the top of Knight Frank's acquisition arm, The Buying Solution.

A band of architects have created a sort of WikiLeaks for London's property development scene in an effort to clean up the capital's foggy planning process and combat the rise of profit-led development