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Knight Frank's latest market update makes for some pretty dark reading as the recession dips deeper than expected in Q2, although prime central London prices continue to rise. 

Architects and heritage campaigners have voiced concerns over the Government's consultation on simplifying planning consents for listed buildings (which we reported on last week here).

Kensington Palace Gardens is still the most expensive address in the world, according to Savills.

PCL prices are 13% higher than the previous market peak in early 2008, but the pace of growth has slowed as uncertainty creeps into the market over proposed tax reforms and the impact of stamp duty, according…

Waterfront properties can be worth up to 300% more than than their inland equivalents, according to Knight Frank.

Sotheby's International has been appointed to manage the sales of six lakeside plots in the Cotswolds, which it's calling "England's answer to The Hamptons," that give buyers the opportunity to design…

Super hi-spec resi developer Morpheus has just announced the appointment of Steven Blaess as Creative Director to spearhead the expansion of its design team.

WA Ellis are confident the current groundswell in developments throughout PCL will correct the current supply/demand issues, whilst their lettings team are reporting bidding wars on family homes and healthy…

The Land Registry for England and Wales will be cutting its fees by around 10% from 22nd October. Fees for information services will be £1 lower; scale fees will be £10 less;

The High Court has decided, eventually, that Spicerhaart's FINE brand is a "passing off" of Fine & Country's brand.

The Government is seeking views on the simplification of Listed Building Consents (LBC). The Department for Culture Media and Sport has opened a consultation on options for changing the system of LBCs.

Hamptons has expanded its Residential Development and Investment team with the senior appointment of Lesley Stringer as a Director.