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Mishcon de Reya's handy round-up of the latest changes in the real estate legal landscape.

International interest in prime London developments is still on a high, but is now - as interest rates bottom out, Mansion Tax chat comes back to the fore, and the capital's market momentum slows - an i…

This could be the best time in a generation to buy a property, says Humberts' Head of Country Houses James Grillo in conversation with PrimeResi

The Regent, Hallam Street, Marylebone  £8.75m (Guide Price) You don't have to be a regular at Chiltern Firehouse to know that Marylebone is the place to be right now.

There are bargains out there for buyers willing to look beyond stamp duty, says prime central London buying agent Alex Stroud. Sales of homes in the £2m - £2.5m

Prices tumbling by up to 50%, courts drowning in litigation, inheritances decimated and mortgage markets in turmoil; Trevor Abrahmsohn paints a rather bleak picture of a Britain under "Red Ed's" proposed Man…

Altering the Council Tax system would be a better solution than introducing a mansion tax, says Savills' Lucian Cook

Sit on the fence and you may still fall. But this uncertain market could be a boon for buyers brave enough to zig while others zag, says Robert Bailey Property's Will Hollest.

The latest set of planning reforms propose to make office-to-resi development rights a permanent fixture and leave the door open for other ‘something-to-resi’ conversions.  T

Ever-discreet Alex Stroud, former Savills Director and founder of independent buying agency Alex Stroud Property Consultants, talks to PrimeResi about the market, competition and why off-market is oft …

Kensington Park Gardens, Notting Hill £26m Being September and all that, we've seen a bumper crop of luxurious propositions launched onto the market this week.

New build development means prime London is expanding, but are we ready for this change, asks Savills' Katy Warrick. London is a hugely attractive place to live, to work and invest in