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We've been hearing lots about fair Fulham recently, with apocryphal tales of wild-eyed buyers scrapping it out in the streets over a modest two bed.

The much-lauded firm of architects behind the London Aquatics Centre has just bagged a prominent resi commission in New York City.

It's taken a while, but it seems we may finally be on the verge of a single UK house price index, incorporating the ONS and Land Registry data.

Things are looking up for Scotland's prime property market, according to Knight Frank, as buyers finally start to emerge from the woodwork. 

A bunch of Tories have published a pamphlet that calls for stamp duty to be paid by vendors, not buyers.

The Campaign to Protect Rural England has today launched a three-point charter to save Britain's countryside.

The hothouse property market in London appears to be cultivating a whole new type of buyer, according to one agency.

A tax tribunal has ruled against a Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) avoidance scheme reportedly used in the purchase of Chelsea Barracks.

It's possible - likely, even - that the whole UK stamp duty system will be overhauled in the wake of Scottish changes to the system, claims The Telegraph.

Average asking prices are 4.8% up on the same time last year, according to the latest from Rightmove, with prices rising for the seventh month in a row and posting the second successive national record.

Wealth and investment manager, Walker Crips, has just announced the launch date for what it claims to be the UK's first regulated bridging finance investment fund.

The first RICS National Residential Conference happens on 16th July at the Kensington Close Hotel in London, with a keynote speech by Mark Prisk MP.