The Market

There's a palpable sense of relief in the South Devon air this morning;

As the Salmond/Darling slugfest raged on last night, it was quietly revealed that the prime second-hand property market in Scotland has just enjoyed its busiest 12 month period since 2008.

Hotly-tipped developer G&T London has bolstered its PCL portfolio with the acquisition of a significant site in Bloomsbury, WC1.

There's been no change in the number of new house building starts over the last quarter, although the number's up by nearly a fifth year-on-year, according to the latest Government stats.

"The price exuberance seen in some corners of the market is easing," says Knight Frank's Gráinne Gilmore, as the agency's monthly House Price Sentiment Index shows another drop.

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There is no doubt that the Home Counties market remains buoyant, says Garry Collins.

The clientele of the Chiltern Firehouse may be populating the Mail Online's 'Sidebar of Shame', but two tech giants are the real reason behind Marylebone's recent rental resurgence, according to one…

It's just got a whole lot easier to find underused and empty government land and property.

One of the most sought-after building plots in the States has just been launched onto the market for a cool $28m.

A leading think tank has suggested a new levy for UK homeowners who live next to a park or green space.

Average rents across prime London turned in a positive performance during Q2, reports Chestertons, ticking up by 0.5% on Q1. They're still down by 0.