Sales

The traditional August lull didn't happen for W.A.Ellis, with a "stronger than expected" sales market and lettings enquiries up 50% on July's levels, driven by wealthy students.

A Middle Eastern buy-to-let investor has snapped up the entire Apple Apartments development at 94 Baker Street in one fell swoop.

How much of this "housing bubble" is actually media-driven, asks Trevor Abrahmsohn... As hip-hop raconteurs Public Enemy advise, "Don't Believe the Hype"

The most expensive residential property to be sold in July was Number Two Holland Park, for £23.3m, according to the latest set of Price Paid stats from the Land Registry.

The average price of a modest two-bed flat in prime London could hit seven figures by March if things carry on like this.

2013 is turning out to be a pretty good year for the resi development market.

Stamp duty is now at a level that jeopardises the economic viability of a property purchase; a sliding scale would make far more sense, says David Hannah...

Prime central London property prices rose for the 34th month in a row in August, according to the latest from Knight Frank, with a 0.6% month-on-month increase taking that rise to 4.

Flying in the face of recent reports estimating that nearly three-quarters of London's new-build stock is sold abroad, one agency has reported a very different story going on right in the heart of the…

Buyers will need to have their wits about them as gazumping returns with a vengeance, says Camilla Dell...

Jones Lang LaSalle has joined the flurry of firms significantly revising their market predictions up for the rest of the year and beyond.

88,960 homes were sold in July, according to the latest SDLT stats from HMRC. That's a 0.6% drop on June's numbers but an 18.5% rise on last year's July figures.