The Market

Directed and produced by Dan Reed, whose previous work includes hard-hitting documentaries like The Paedophile Hunter and Terror In The Mall

Prime properties in London saw their values tick upwards by an average of 1.6% over the last three months, but they're still 0.7% below where they were at this point in 2014.

Nearly half (47%) of new tenancies sorted out by Knight Frank in the Home Counties between April and June were to international tenants, as the firm's latest rental index shows Home Counties rents rising…

A swanky new scheme has just been unveiled on the formerly-forgotten-about eastern section of Oxford Street.

There's a palpable sense of positivity in the high-value property industry about this week's "Blue Budget." Well, more so than usual for a Budget week.

CBRE has been ploughing more investment into its burgeoning resi business; the firm has significantly strengthened its lettings capability in the capital with a raft of new hires. James Thornett

Prime rents around the world are rising, on average, by 1.3% a year according to Knight Frank's latest spot check. That's significantly down from the rate of 3.5% recorded a year ago.

One of PCL's top lettings agencies has reported a massive 94% year on year increase in tenancies, seemingly driven by disappointed buyers giving up on the idea of finding their perfect pad.

The Thackeray Estate has sold a rare development site in Parsons Green for £16.225m.

Tregunter Road, Chelsea £25m The term "turnkey" is surely one of the most overused words in prime property lexicon.

RBKC has proposed reducing the hours contractors can carry out noisy works in the borough.

A rare instruction on one of London's most exclusive crescents has just hit the market, sporting a mighty £32m price tag.