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It's not the agents who are dodgy in London, says our resident doer upper Alan Page, it's the buyers.

You probably heard something about George Osborne, capital gains tax and overseas buyers yesterday.

Whether your project has a postage stamp or a prairie for a garden, presenting outside space at this time of year is a serious challenge.

Increasing numbers of developers and private sellers are specifically preparing their properties to attract HNW international buyers.

HNWs are turning to renewable energy systems as a way of powering their country estates and their public profiles, says Oliver Crofton... Energy seems to be the topic of the moment;

The appetite for prime central London property from the world's wealthy seems insatiable, says James Bailey, and international investors - particularly from China - are getting ever-more sophisticated…

Rightmove needs to understand the trouble its stats are causing, says an incandescent Ed Mead... Anyone reading Twitter will have gathered I’m angry.

Alan Waxman, MD of prime developer Landmass, lays down his five favourite projects and ten golden rules... What are your ten principles of development? Ask yourself, who’s going to buy it?

UHNWIs operate on a global basis, so in terms of buying additional prime homes the world is truly their oyster.

Continuing to bash the London market is a nonsense, says William Carrington...

Activity levels across London's prime and super-prime residential markets are plummeting, says Trevor Abrahmsohn... Is the top-end on the brink?

In the first part of Candy & Candy's latest GPS Report, Savills' Director of World Research Yolande Barnes looks at where the rich are buying for fun, and what is driving the very top-end of the international…