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Strutt & Parker is more optimistic than Knight Frank about what 2015 holds in store for the UK's property market, but there's not much in it.

Savills has signed up former Cluttons man Jim Wickens to join its building & project consultancy team. Jim Wickens

Buckinghamshire law firm BP Collins LLP has boosted its burgeoning property team with the appointment of four new associates.

"The usual October trend" has seen asking prices jump by 2.6% this month, according to Rightmove.

The world's wealthy are getting more footloose and fancy free, says Barclays Wealth, moving homes and investments around the globe like never before.

A league table of local estate agents' performance has been launched to 'help property owners make an informed decision' and drive business for local independents with skinny marketing budgets.

Christie's International Real Estate has made its first foray into the Middle East, signing up a new affiliate in Dubai to cover the United Arab Emirates.

Ed Balls has detailed just how Labour's Mansion Tax would work, should the party get lucky in May.

There's value in prime central London's £2m-£4m bracket if you take a longer term view, says D&G Asset Management.

Cluttons is bringing its formerly-franchised Cluttons Resorts brand back into the mothership, and will now market international property directly under the Cluttons main brand.

Fine & Country has lifted the lid on its new consumer website, bringing the estate agency up-to-date with a clean image-led site that puts property search at the top of the bill. Fineandcountry.

Knight Frank has made a strong play on the research front, by creating the new role of Chief Economist to 'place the company at the forefront of debate on the future of global property'. James Roberts