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Property price growth is likely to stay negative in London until 2020, forecasts PwC
Big Four consultancy firm predicts muted house price inflation across the UK next year, with London returning to positive territory in 2020
Notting Hill outperforms as a third of prime London areas see property prices rise
There's 'a mood of indecision' in prime London, says Knight Frank, with more would-be vendors listing their properties for sale and to let simultaneously
In Pictures: ‘Astounding’ $53m LA mansion put up for auction
The only Rafael Manzano Martos-designed residence in the Americas took 17 years to build and comes with a 10,000 square foot Moorish hammam spa, a Renaissance-inspired chapel and 25 bathrooms
Revenue boost for Engel & Völkers
Global real estate group rakes in commission revenues of €328.2m in H1, up 9.2% on H1 2017
Planners stall controversial Maida Vale garage-to-resi scheme
A 23-unit residential development on a garage site once owned by Dire Straits frontman Mark Knopfler has been knocked by Westminster Council
Ranked: The most expensive global cities to live in
London is no longer Europe's most expensive city to rent in, says UBS
Boost for Hutchison’s Chelsea Waterfront as billionaire buys in
Abramovich reportedly completes on £30m penthouse crowning SW10's tallest building
Key findings from the latest English Housing Survey
Home ownership is still the most common tenure in England (with more people now owning outright than are mortgaged) but the private rented sector has doubled its share of households in the last 20 years…
Mortgage lenders see a ‘pre-Summer boost’
But new buy-to-let lending has fallen by over 20% year-on-year
Indian developer swoops on Delancey’s super-prime Kensington Odeon scheme
Reports suggest that a 'Lodha-affiliated' SPV has acquired the high-profile development site on Kensington High Street
Helical nears Phase One completion at Barts Square
10 of 144 apartments remain unsold in the City scheme's first phase, with final delivery of units on track for next month
Charting the effects of policy changes on housing transactions
As another new Housing Minister settles in, Knight Frank looks at how government housing policies correlate to residential property transaction volumes