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One of the largest Islamic banks in Europe, the Bank of London and The Middle East (BLME), has launched a property advisory service after seeing a significant increase in demand for prime London property.

Zoopla has spoken out in the row over private listings that has dogged the portal's recent deal with the Evening Standard.

Family demand is finally returning to prime areas according to the latest analysis from Savills.

In a positive briefing note that claims a 420 per cent increase in viewings over the last 12 months, Kay & Co say that supply and demand is beginning to balance out in Marylebone and Bayswater.

According to a statement released today, London & Stamford Property PLC, in its newly formed Central London Residential Joint Venture, has announced that it has exchanged contracts with Project Red Limited,…

RIBA has raised its membership fees for the first time in four years. Annual subscription will rise from £370 to £383 in September, a 3.5 per cent increase in line with the CPI.

Chartwell Estates have begun marketing a 10,000 sq ft six-bedroom new-build on Scotland's most expensive housing development in the grounds of the Gleneagles Estate in Perthshire.

Property fund managers Cordea Savills have announced the first close of their Prime London Residential Development Fund, after a major global private bank provided £25 million of initial equity.

Foxtons have gone for a very visual overhaul of their website, focusing heavily on photography and tailoring the site for a top-notch experience on mobile devices.

The annual Rich List from Zoopla.co.uk claims 245,790 Britons are property millionaires, up 12 per cent on 2011.

New President of  the NAEA, Mark Hayward, certainly has the experience and credentials to fill such a key role in the industry and will relish this opportunity to confront the Government on recent stamp…

The number of prime central London (PCL) properties changing hands has dropped by nearly 60 per cent over the last 12 years, prompting London Central Portfolio (LCP) to claim that stock could "dry up"…