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A Grade II listed William and Mary house dating back to 1645 has just broken some price records in historic Greenwich, by going for a hefty £3.5m.

The Economics Research Council has enlisted a particularly strong line-up for its third annual "Boom or Bust" discussion on the future of the UK's housing market, which takes place on 16th June at the…

With 30 new schemes currently on the go, Nine Elms on the South Bank will be playing a big part in next month's London Festival of Architecture 2015, with a whole host of events showcasing the transformation…

Forget super-prime; new analysis claims to have identified the 25 residential developments in London deserving of the title "ultra-prime".

Despite all that political uncertainty, Douglas & Gordon's latest figures have shown a rise in the number of offers received in April...

The number of properties hitting the open market in the UK has risen by 5% year-on-year, with higher-value homes seeing the most significant increases;

Chestertons has reported a 20% drop in the number of exchanges it put through in Q1, along with an 11% rise in the number of fall-throughs, compared with Q4 2014.

On the back of that two bed on Fulham Road coming on for £1.

The new joint venture between National Grid and The Berkeley Group has bagged its first major planning success, paving the way for the redevelopment of the unloved former gasworks on Prince of Wales…

Property recruitment firm Deverell Smith has pulled of a major coup, hiring CBRE's former Residential COO as its new Head of Estate Agency.

Knight Frank has sold 33 Portland Place - used as a key location in The King's Speech, Amy Winehouse's Rehab video, and many high society sex parties - for £27m.

Salcombe has topped a rundown of the UK's dearest seaside towns for the second year on the bounce.