The Market

Knight Frank has announced a huge surge in profits, together with an ambitious plan to beef up the firm's resi presence in the capital.

The Regent, Hallam Street, Marylebone  £8.75m (Guide Price) You don't have to be a regular at Chiltern Firehouse to know that Marylebone is the place to be right now.

Latest development is transformation of an old post office building into a nineteen-unit scheme

House prices across England & Wales rose by 1% in August, taking the annual increase to +8.4% according to the Land Registry.

There's no sign of a reversal in fortunes for London's tumbling super-prime sales market, according to some sterling new research by Carter Jonas. Here's the findings in a nutshell...

Developer Landmark Estates has made its first foray into the London market.

There are bargains out there for buyers willing to look beyond stamp duty, says prime central London buying agent Alex Stroud. Sales of homes in the £2m - £2.

And the prize for linking property prices to a current sporting event goes to Knight Frank this week, with the firm's comprehensive Ryder Cup house price rankings.

A developer has threatened legal action after planners voted to officially name his new apartment scheme "Millionaires' Row", because "only millionaires will be able to afford to buy them".

Prices tumbling by up to 50%, courts drowning in litigation, inheritances decimated and mortgage markets in turmoil;

The prime central London property market is oft described as a law unto itself.

John D Wood & Co. has amplified its offering South of the River with the acquisition of Duck & Hedges lettings agency on Clapham Common South Side.