The Market

Ian Hepburn When it comes to desirability and elusiveness, classic country estates are the Picassos of the property market

What does 'off-market' actually mean? In a special report, Dan Crofton goes in search of the silent listings that everyone's talking about...

Kensington Palace Gardens is still the most expensive address in the world, according to Savills

PCL prices are 13% higher than the previous market peak in early 2008, but the pace of growth has slowed as uncertainty creeps into the market over proposed tax reforms and the impact of stamp duty, according…

Waterfront properties can be worth up to 300% more than than their inland equivalents, according to Knight Frank

Sotheby's International has been appointed to manage the sales of six lakeside plots in the Cotswolds, which it's calling "England's answer to The Hamptons," that give buyers the opportunity to design…

WA Ellis are confident the current groundswell in developments throughout PCL will correct the current supply/demand issues, whilst their lettings team are reporting bidding wars on family homes and healthy…

Shortly after a Gulf based investor took a 45% stake in the company, Native Land has exchanged contracts to acquire a prime resi development site at 30 Old Burlington Street, London W1 from Standard L…

The most expensive parks to have on your doorstep have been named as Eaton Square, Hyde Park and Berkeley Square

The number of £2m plus properties sold in April was 40% down on the same month in 2011, according to the latest Land Registry figures released today.

The Clarges Estate, Mayfair British Land has entered into a corporate agreement to purchase a vast swathe of Mayfair, including Clarges House, 6/12 Clarges Street and 82/84 Piccadilly for £129.6 million.

Buyers are being pushed further towards south and west London as supply tightens in prime areas, reports Marsh and Parsons