The Market

As the prime central London is stifled by higher SDLT rates for high-value residential transactions - with deal numbers tumbling by 19.

Islington is on the verge of following Westminster and RBKC in toughening up its planning rules to deal with a surge in subterranean development.

There is a little-known Bill currently going through the motions in Parliament that could have a big impact on the way high-end resi developers deal with neighbourly issues.

It sounds like sales have been going rather well at LBS Properties' ambitious new scheme next to Canary Wharf, as agencies praise "sensible pricing" for the success of a raft of new resi projects in…

One of the first schemes by legendary developer Mike Spink has hit the market on Redcliffe Road.

HMRC's current consultation on higher rates of Stamp Duty will create anomalies and uncertainty, according to some top tax accountants, despite official efforts at a rudimentary flow diagram...

Scooping Saturday's record rollover jackpot of £57.8m would make you wealthier than Andy Murray, Adele and E.L.

Sales of £2m+ homes in London "collapsed" last year, says Douglas & Gordon, with the number of transactions tumbling by 64% in the last nine months of 2015 against the same period in 2013.

The number of house-hunters registered per estate agency branch rose by 20% as the supply of housing available to buy fell towards the end of 2015, reports the National Association of Estate Agents.

Marsh & Parsons will hit something of a landmark next week when it opens its 25th shop front in the capital.

London isn't the only place where top-end transactions have tanked recently. Although the prices of luxury apartments in Manhattan hit new heights in 2015, the number of $10m+ deals fell by nearly 14%.

Simon Green joins Curzon Street-based sales team