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Straight-talking Exec Director has been an agent for 35 years

Owning a house on Pepys Road, the fictional London street in John Lanchester’s novel Capital, “was like being in a casino in which you were guaranteed to be a winner”, writes Deutsche Bank's Sahil…

Designed by MSMR Architects for Native Land and Grosvenor, the prestigious Cheyne Terrace scheme completed just under a year ago, with all apartments now sold

Property features are a core part of the British media, and getting a story in the national press can reap dramatic rewards for high-end property brands - but pitching is a fickle art that can be frustrating…

The world's financial elite are developing more sophisticated tastes, says luxury lifestyle and brand consultant Robert Lyle;

Striking architecture and the involvement of a big-name architect have long been used to sprinkle some fairy dust over residential development projects

It is the common areas and amenity spaces where sales will be won and lost for London’s new breed of super-prime residential developments, says Mathew Dalby, Creative Director of The Studio at Harrods.

The international superprime scene can seem a crowded one, with hyper-specced schemes lavishing ever-more luxury to stand out at the top of the market.

When it comes to investing in the capital's property market, the term 'safe' has taken on a very different meaning in recent years;

Think you know Mayfair? Could you find the Artisan District? Ever viewed anything in Mayfair Town?

Understanding the lifestyle needs of wealthy international clients is a serious business.

Developers have long been aware of the importance of well-chosen artwork, but an increasing number of those operating in the upper price ranges are employing fine and statement pieces over bland backgrounds.