The Market

With the 144th Open Championship swinging into action at St Andrews today, Savills has picked a cracking time to launch this apartment with grandstand views of the 18th.

In the wake of that undercover documentary, financial crime specialist Dan Hyde explains why, in money laundering offences, a lack of intent - or an illicit deal - is no defence...

Formerly the poor neighbour of Mayfair, Knightsbridge, Belgravia and Chelsea, Marylebone has undergone a seismic transformation over the last few years.

Savills has been called up to compile a so-called "Domesday Book" of all the brownfield public land in London.

The rate of house price growth eased up in the immediate aftermath of the General Election, but homeowner's got a little bit more optimistic about rising values, according to the latest from Knight Frank.

What on earth is going on with 2-8a Rutland Gate... ...is the question most property peeps will be asking this morning.

A hugely important country estate that once belonged to Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester has been put up for sale in Warwickshire.

As stamp duty reforms, tighter lenders and a rising pound put the kibosh on major growth in the sales market, rental values look to have been surging across pretty much every postcode in town.

A buyer has apparently just offered £280m for 2-8a Rutland Gate in Knightsbridge.

The National Trading Standards Estate Agency Team has re-drafted the "Guidance on Property Sales" previously issued by the Office of Fair Trading in 2012.

Kensington Palace Gardens is well ahead of the pack as always, with a current average price of £42,591,972

£140m worth of apartments in a new scheme in Canary Wharf sold in the space of four hours over the weekend, with some buyers queuing for up to 36 hours to lay down their hard-earned cash.