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Some interesting - if unsurprising - insights into how homeowners source and sell properties from Peter Knight's Property Academy / 4i newsletter...

Fifth Capital London has reportedly landed a two-acre swathe of Battersea with designs on a £200m resi scheme.

As median home prices across the US finally return to the kind of levels last seen in 2004, sales of New York's multimillion dollar resi properties have rocketed.

An agreement between privately-owned developer Galliard Homes and new US private investment firm Cain Hoy Enterprises is set to create London's largest house builder, with a £3.4bn portfolio.

One of the biggest names in architecture, former Foster + Partners Chief Exec Mouzhan Majidi, has announced his next move after a 'shock' departure from the practice back in February.

Homeowners still tend to think that the value of their property is on the up, although "there is a clear shift towards a more moderate view of current and future price growth potential," says Knight Frank.

It looks like the King's Road option, rather than the World's End, is the front-runner for the location of a new Crossrail 2 station in Chelsea.

Gross mortgage lending reached around £19n in October, estimates the Council of Mortgage Lenders.

The Soho Works Estate, a half-acre site fronting both Great Marlborough Street and Poland Street, has just been listed for sale with a £67.5m price tag.

The Malins Group has bought a slice of Covent Garden to turn into four high-spec apartments.

Knight Frank has just opened the doors to its new office on Barnes High Street, SW London.

One of Bath's most fiercely-debated new schemes was reportedly given the go-ahead by planners yesterday. The project will use traditional Bath stone in a bid to blend in with neighbouring Lansdown Crescent