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Carlyle Group's big plans for a "Gateway to Southwark" have been recommended for approval by the Council.

Eric Pickles, the Communities Secretary, has set about revolutionising the lettings industry by making longer tenancies the norm, although Savills has come out to argue that there's just no need for more…

Boris Johnson used his speech at the Tory Party Conference to ask the Chancellor to exempt London homes from the "baleful effects" of stamp duty

Nearly half of the 58% of UK households that have carried out extension work in the last five years have not told their insurers, leaving around a third with an invalid insurance policy, according to some…

"Prime London Central residential has firmly carved its place in a balanced portfolio and is no longer looked upon as commercial property’s country cousin," says London Central Portfolio as it opens u…

Soho and Mayfair are the West End's star resi performers, according to a new comprehensive review of the West End residential property market from Wetherell

Mishcon de Reya’s round-up of the latest legal happenings in the property world.

At 492 ft, Baltimore Tower will be the tallest residential building in Canary Wharf. And with the flagship penthouse slated at £6.95m (£1,148 psf), it's also one of E14's most expensive.

Rental values across the capital were flat as a pancake in Q3, according to Cluttons' latest figures. Compounding the measly 0

Fine & Country has set up a Land and New Homes division in Warwickshire and the West Midlands

Developer Oakmayne Bespoke has snapped up a Grade II listed townhouse on Soho Square for £8m, which it plans to convert into five ultra-prime residences.

Knight Frank LLP, the self-proclaimed "world’s leading independent property advisor", has had a rather good year.