Policy

A comprehensive "Domesday Book" of all the public land in London has been unveiled online.

A British exit from the European Union poses a significant threat to the UK's property industry - and particularly the high-value residential sector - says Carter Jonas, after discovering that 65% of…

One of north London's most important period properties has reportedly changed hands for £20m.

Kensington & Chelsea Council is to start publishing the pre-application advice given by its planning officers.

"If tax doesn't kill the market, red tape will," growls Alan Page, as a deal becomes mired in an absurd paperwork swamp.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has ruled out an imminent interest rate rise.

Buy-to-live purchasers can't be blamed for sitting it out at the moment, says buying agent Sara Ransom, but there should be some decent discounts on the table come the Spring...

A controversial plan to redevelop a swathe of historic Spitalfields warehouses has been given the go-ahead by Mayor BoJo after a long-running battle.

London’s luxury housing market may be having a tough time getting used to recent government shake-ups, but traditional investors will eventually return, says David Willis...

There's "a complete lack of real detail" on Scotland's amendment to LBTT, which will see a 3% surcharge for second homes and buy-to-let properties in line with changes to SDLT in England & Wales announced…

Islington is on the verge of following Westminster and RBKC in toughening up its planning rules to deal with a surge in subterranean development.

There is a little-known Bill currently going through the motions in Parliament that could have a big impact on the way high-end resi developers deal with neighbourly issues.