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Barton Wyatt is predicting a 7% price rise in Surrey by next summer as “the London ripple effect has finally kicked in”.

London's corporate rental landscape is changing, says Savills, as the traditionally dominant financial and insurance sectors give way for techno-tenants.

There's been lot of talk about London cooling, says Douglas & Gordon's Chairman Michael Hodgson, but it's too early to tell if prices are actually falling.

The volume of transactions is "concerning" says W.A.Ellis, as its year-on-year sales figures for prime central London plummet by 25%, and the number of house sales sits 45% down on June 2013's level.

The Government has abandoned its plans to privatise the Land Registry, for now.

Fair society think tank The Smith Institute has been looking at the interplay between local planning authorities (LPAs) and property developers with the aim of finding out what can be done to boost housing…

Average house prices across the UK increased by 10.5% in the year to May 2014, according to the latest ONS stats. That's up from an increase of 9.

Nick Boles has been promoted out of the Planning Minister seat and Kris Hopkins has left the Housing gig, making way for Brandon Lewis in David Cameron's Cabinet reshuffle.

A Russian oligarch has been named by reports as the purchaser of one of London's most important private houses.

Country kitchen staple AGA has launched a new cooker designed for labrador-free urban space-constrained homes. The "City60" is, as the name might suggest, just 60cm wide.

The first images of "The Power House" - Battersea Power Station's central show apartment in the Power Station itself - have been released.

In typical fashion, Marcus Cooper's latest project has gotten off to what you'd call 'a flyer'.