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It seems as though most major property development projects now involve some form of joint venture.

The design bar is being raised in private spas and "wellness areas" says Lawson Robb's Alix Lawson, as plunge pools and steam rooms are lifted out of the basement and into the light.

London-based buying agency Black Brick is tipping Maida Vale as the investment hotspot to watch next year, although Marylebone should remain the go-to option for discerning owner-occupiers...

One Hyde Park, Knightsbridge £5.6m

It may have come in over budget and behind schedule, but it's "not to shabby, even if I do say so myself," says Alan Page with pride from his doer upper project in Kensington as the sales agents get to work.

Property industry insiders weigh-in on George Osborne's overhaul of the property tax regime...

Danielle Best explains the recent case of AIB Group (UK) PLC v Mark Redler & Co. Solicitors, the result of which will be of some comfort to solicitors, conveyancers and their insurers...

Holm House, Drinkstone, Suffolk £2.5m It may look like a Georgian rectory - it may even feel like a Georgian rectory - but there are, in fact, iPhones older than this house. That's right.

In less than five years, Strawberry Star has quietly accumulated over 700 luxury apartments across London, investing more than £500m in the process.

An ambitious project by international property portal Lamudi has produced a research paper on the future of real estate in the world's emerging markets.

A bullish stance on next year's property market from independent sales/acquisition agency Brooks Marshall, which argues that "the risks associated with the election and a proposed mansion tax are overplayed".

Did you know that properties in Bayswater are currently 42% cheaper per square foot than in Mayfair? Or that nearly half of its residents are aged between 25 and 44?