The Market

Wanda One is gearing up to launch the second phase of its landmark One Nine Elms scheme in London this weekend.

One of Scotland's finest estates - a Highlands jewel valued at over £5.25m - has just been sold by Strutt & Parker.

The election result will boost transaction levels across prime London, but prices are unlikely to spike any time soon, according to Knight Frank's first major post-election review.

Nice n' clear, these new visuals from Knight Frank show how the key areas of PCL have stacked up - and which price brackets have outperformed - since the last general election in 2010.

We've all heard the reports of agents being rushed off their feet since the Election, but the market faces a real risk of stagnation if vendors become unrealistic over pricing, says Frank Speir...

Knight Frank and Strutt & Parker have both upgraded their predictions for PCL prices in the wake of the General Election.

Great Portland Estates has reported shifting over £223m worth of units at its Rathbone Square scheme in W1.

Hamptons International is on the last leg of a tri-city tour, showcasing 96 choice cuts from its premium sales register.

Foreign buyers have seen the cost of buying a property in the UK rocket over the last week, after a Tory election win sent the value of the pound skywards.

Rightmove recorded an unseasonal but not unpredictable fall in asking prices before the election.

It sounds like a chunky deal may have just gone through on Mayfair's Mount Street.

March saw the highest number of £1m+ sales ever recorded in a single month in Scotland, according to new research into the impact of the introduction of Land and Buildings Transaction Tax.