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Property videos have become part of the standard marketing collateral for high-end developments, but Grainger Plc has upped the ante for its 84-unit Macauley Walk scheme with a big screen version, showing…

Contracts have been exchanged on one of the most "historic and highly anticipated sales in Britain."

Dubai has topped Knight Frank's worldwide house price growth league again - for the fifth quarter on the trot - but there's been some very interesting developments across Europe...

The resi property industry "remains a lucrative sector to work in" says specialist recruitment agency Deverell Smith, with the sector's average wage now standing 14.63% above the national average.

It sounds like the new owners of the British arm of Sotheby's International Realty have some pretty big plans for the high-end estate agency.

Tempers appear to be fraying in Grosvenor Square over the redevelopment of the US Embassy building, or rather the lack of it...

Autum has started "earlier than usual", trumpets Rightmove in its latest House Price Index, as asking prices rise by 0.9%. September's new listings are going on the portal with asking prices 0.

Sager and Cain Hoy have just signed a joint venture agreement to develop a £400m scheme in the middle of happening Islington. The 4.

Canburg, the owner of high-end interiors brands Smallbone of Devizes and Mark Wilkinson Furniture, has netted an £8m capital investment from the Business Growth Fund to "accelerate its UK and international…

Savills has mapped the expansion of prime London from 2003 to 2018, tracking the number of £1m+ sales across the capital. Sophie Chick walks us through the changing face of the six-figure city.

Investment manager Cordea Savills has broadened the remit of its London residential development fund, to look at "select locations" across Greater London rather than maintaining the prime central focus…

Great Portland Estates has offloaded 125 of the 142 private residential units in its Rathbone Square development on the old Royal Mail site off Oxford Street.