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We knew stock levels were low, but one firm in Knightsbridge has reported fielding 30 buyers for every property it's listed above £2m since the Election.

The Economic Research Council's annual "Boom or Bust" property discussion takes place tomorrow (Tuesday 16th June), with a stellar panel lined up to provide a thoroughly expert, balanced and informed…

Nine out of ten global high net worth individuals are planning on either increasing or maintaining their directly-owned real estate holdings, according to a major new poll of wealth managers and private…

Consultancy firm EC Harris has slammed the UK's tackling of the current housing crisis, arguing that we should be focusing on access to labour and money, rather than planning and land availability.

The prime resi market is always a fascinating subject, but the last three months were packed with more drama than most years can manage.

"The unexpected political certainty has helped to fuel a post-election price surge," says Rightmove, as average asking prices on the portal have jumped by nearly 3% in a month.

Property advisory Deloitte Real Estate has promoted five new partners and seven new directors.

Just a few weeks after the opening of its new Marylebone branch, Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward has opened another new sales and lettings outlet on Harrington Road in the heart of South Kensington.

Why have we fallen out of love with houses in prime central London, asks Carter Jonas.

London could be about to get a new superhome in the shape of a Grade I listed behemoth on ultra-exclusive Belgrave Square.

Developer London Square called in gin aficionados Sipsmiths to add some spirit to the launch of a batch of high-end apartments in SW London this week.

Residential property prices around the world nudged up by 0.3% in the 12 months to the end of March 2015, according to Knight Frank's latest Global House Price Index.