Miscellanea

Held at the Institute's iconic Art Deco HQ each Wednesday evening, The Architects Underground is aimed at 'everyone who has a love of, an interest in or an opinion on architecture and design'

How would The Bard have sold a house? Would Hemingway, Thoreau or Pinter have been able to stir up interest with syntax alone?

The North-South high-speed rail project has spent "at least" £1,256,089,849 on London property acquisitions, according to a freedom of information request

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Ranking different cities against each other according to specific criteria destroys the essence of that city as a whole, argues Oli Mould

Buyers flush with tech fortunes are changing the face of high-end property, writes Judith Evans in the Financial Times

Artist and writer gained access to some of the most coveted addresses in the capital as part of a 'longitudinal study' into the high-end real estate sector for a socialist newspaper...

As the Government consults on mandatory EV chargepoints for new-build homes, Jackson-Stops asks home-owners about their energy priorities

Top-notch line-up announced for October's luxury business conference, including major prime resi players

Issues around daylight, sunlight and RoL do not have a history of being straightforward, but modern technology may well change how assessing trees works in the future...

A museum on King Henry's Road, dedicated to one of the founding fathers of modern India, may have to be returned to resi use following Camden's refusal of retrospective planning permission

The American President wants to buy Greenland from Denmark, apparently