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Londoners bought 63,000 homes outside the capital last year, a chunky increase on 2014's figure of 38,000.

After another year of churning out more graphs and analysis than everyone else combined, Knight Frank's research team picks its favourite prime property stats from the last 12 months...

October and November saw another couple of mega-deals added to 2015's official ledger of transactions, although as we all know, most of the really big sales go on behind closed doors...

Rather than choking off the demand for BTL investments, why not instead deal with the root cause of the housing shortage, asks Trevor Abrahmsohn...

Thankfully it doesn't happen very often, but when the contractual time for completion has come and gone, what are the options for the non-defaulting party?

Allsop has closed out 2015 with a £68.4m sale, taking the total amount of resi sold via the auction house this year to over £457m.

George Osborne is "burying his head in the sand" by ignoring industry calls to review last year’s changes to Stamp Duty and will "likely be in for a shock" when 2015's final receipts are added up, Chestertons…

Former Knight Frank Partner James Heron has joined Strutt & Parker's Ascot and Sunningdale branch.

Prime London property prices dipped by -0.8% in Q4, reports Savills, taking the annual movement to +0.5%.

101,960 residential property deals went through in November (on a seasonally adjusted basis), according to the latest from HMRC. That's 5.

The combined value of the houses and flats sold in prime central London fell by nearly 25% this year, according to new analysis by LonRes.

The fringes of the capital should comfortably outperform prime central London next year, according to Marsh & Parsons, with Queen's Park and Tooting picked out as the "hot tickets".