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The developer behind what's being billed as "the next great estate of London" has been making some worrying noises about supply and demand levels in the capital.

Serial buy-to-let investors will simply move into the market for cheaper property, making things even harder for first time buyers, says Rob Hill...

Auction house Allsop raised a chunky £74.8m from its first sale of 2016 (up 38% on last February's £54m), noting a couple of interesting trends in the process.

Halebourne Group has lifted the lid on its forthcoming "ultra-luxe" apartment scheme in gentile Berkshire.

A-list interior designer Tessa Kennedy has put her Mayfair pied-à-terre up for sale.

A super-rare development opportunity has been brought to market in the middle of Buckinghamshire's green belt.

HMRC's seasonally adjusted estimate of the number of residential property transactions dropped by 2.8% between December 2015 and January 2016.

Adelie Estates has bought an eight-unit resi scheme off Banda Property for around £17m.

A right stunner has come up for sale on Kensington's Phillimore Estate.

Developers are offering some pretty interesting sweeteners these days, and this new scheme in Shoreditch is chucking in a free Fiat convertible for the first buyer past the post.

Those coming to market are more qualified, needs based and buying for the longer term, which all makes for a considerably healthier, more balanced marketplace, says Guy Meacock...

The days of prime London acting as a "money making machine" are over for now, according to Cushman & Wakefield, but the outlook is still positive.