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Demand for luxury stock in London's prime areas continues to surge and developers remain keen to capitalise

Estate agents are likely to become the guardians of people’s pension pots, says Ed Mead. S

China’s Greenland Group has dived headfirst into the London property market in 2014, with two landmark acquisitions on either side of the capital.

Yes there has been a boost in enquiries from Russia and Ukraine lately, but nothing like the increase in the number of British buyers, says Edo Mapelli Mozzi...

Two Houses: Sometimes even the star cross'd need professional help

Only George and his minions already know what's actually on the cards for Wednesday's Budget 2014, but our panel of prime property pundits, experts and insiders know what they want (and don't want) to…

John D Wood's Head of Valuation James Wyatt talks us through the complicated business of safeguarding the future value of a property...

Over 20 years after the company's last overhaul, Cluttons completely changed its colours last month in what it hopes will be an award-winning rebrand

Double celebrations for William Cash as he celebrates both his recent nuptials and a big win for localism and the Shropshire landscape

Beware the hubris of market interference, says Jeremy McGivern as he turns to Shelley's King of Kings for insight into London's inflating property prices: equality is not - and never has been - an option…

Residents of modern luxury developments are increasingly looking for more than an apartment, displaying an appetite for "lifestyle packages" to rival those found in the world's top hotels. 

Building projects are never easy, but they can get seriously stressful if you fall out with your team half way through