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The City and Westminster Property Associations - which look after the interests of over 400 of prime central London's property owners, developers, investors and advisors - has appointed a new Executive…

There are patterns within patterns in London's property market, notes Knight Frank, which has drawn a couple of maps to illustrate.

While still strong, the pace of annual house price growth in the UK has dropped a smidge, from +10.4% in the year to May to +10.

There's just tonnes of interiors and design stuff going in London from the 13th - 21st September for the London Design Festival. Here's a small(ish) selection of highlights: A Place Called Home

Average rents across prime London turned in a positive performance during Q2, reports Chestertons, ticking up by 0.5% on Q1. They're still down by 0.

Short-term buy-to-let specialist LendInvest has announced that it's dished out over £100m-worth of mortgages since launching last May.

A leading think tank has suggested a new levy for UK homeowners who live next to a park or green space.

Got your A-level results and keen to make your mark on the property world, but not sold on uni?

Eight-year project to revive the Grade II*-listed Norton Conyers near Ripon saw off strong competition

Middle Eastern buyers account for half of Mayfair's super-prime (£10m+) deals and around 10% of all acquisitions in the area, says Wetherell.

The average asking price of newly-marketed property across England and Wales is down by 2.9% (-£7,758) this month compared to last, according to Rightmove.

It's been reported that professional shark-botherer Damien Hirst has just bagged this extraordinary Grade I-listed affair in Regent's Park.