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Will the current raft of multimillion pound rail improvement projects result in a cultural shift towards buyers looking further afield?

Mossop Street-based Wilben Developments has just smashed the price record on Eagle Place (you know, behind the Ferrari showroom on the Old Brompton Road) with the sale of this little beauty for £3.9m.

Redefining the pinnacle of residential real estate is a lofty task, notes Christie’s International Real Estate.

Ovington Square £9.7m (OIEO) Remember that Hans Place house that grabbed loads of headlines (including ours) for being the most expensive online-only instruction ever at £15.5m last year?

Six weeks on from the election and the capital's supply and demand levels remain way off-kilter, according to these reports from buying agents on the prime front line...

It'll take a number of months for buying activity to reach the level that sellers assume is already the case, says Glentree boss Trevor Abrahmsohn...

Mulberry House, Smith Square £25m

Leader of the eponymous LINLEY empire and Chairman of top auction house Christie's

Some developers are creating show homes for extreme stereotypes, not people, rages Alan Page as he moots a few suggestions to help the unimaginative designer.

With the Upper Tribunal due to hear conjoined cases on relativity at the end of November, James Wyatt investigates important research into the relationship between freehold and leasehold values, which…

Great Portland Street, London £11m Combining soaring raw space and a righteous location, this is surely one of the most exciting renovation projects to come up in prime central London this year.

Interest in luxury homes may have blossomed in the days after 8th May, but it will take time before the uptick translates into meaningful transaction levels, warns Richard Barber of  W.A.Ellis.