Miscellanea

'This vision could do for the Royal Docks what the Olympics did for Stratford and the Lea Valley,' says LDN Collective.

Nearly half of all mortgaged first-time buyers relied on family money to get on the property ladder last year - and Savills expects this proportion to rise to three in five as Help to Buy ends.

Attendee numbers are expected to be up by 15% on last year, according to the event's organisers.

One of London's finest private residences, The Holme in Regent's Park, made global headlines last week after reportedly going up for sale at £250mn; as the world awaits the outcome, veteran agent Trevor A…

Hundreds of property folk braved freezing temperatures to help end youth homelessness.

'Forget Londongrad, England’s capital has become a honeypot for tech gazillionaires from Silicon Valley,' says high-society glossy magazine Tatler.

Consultation launched on hiking fees for major applications by 35%, and 25% for all other applications.

After a turbulent few months, should borrowers act now or wait in the hope that rates continue to fall?

A road very near the Russian Embassy in central London has been re-named in support of Ukraine.

New research looks at which industries have been ditching their dress codes since the pandemic.

Core services should continue, but contact with the Land Registry may be disrupted until 6th March.

This is the second time Grosvenor's Greener Futures Fund has been opened for new proposals.