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Covid has given agencies the perfect excuse to reduce the footprint of their office networks, says our PCL insider, but what is left of a brand when all the good people have gone?

There is a bit in-between the value and what you have to pay which you can financially write down over a period of time, explains buying agent Charlie Wells...

Is everyone moving to the country?; what is happening to prices?; and is there anything to buy?

Those calling time on the capital’s place as the centre of the UK economy – and indeed, the global financial system - could not be more wrong, argues Grant Lipton...

"One would have thought the very city itself was running out of the gates”, wrote Daniel Defoe of London in 1665.

Although opposition to development may sometimes slow things down as politicians try to avoid unpopular decisions, its effects on housebuilding are far from clear, explains Andy Inch...

Covid-19 has changed the way many people view their daily commute, prompting some to look further afield for their next home.

Letting agencies will have to take significant steps to grow and advance in the new era, writes Giles Barrett - starting by putting tenants first, and ditching the uniform...

Ongoing events in Hong Kong and China hold deep consequences for business, trade and real estate markets around the world, explains Leading RE's research head Jojo Romarx Salas...

A High Court case over an ultra-modern new-build house in Holland Park shines a light on a tricky matter of taste.

Sarah Wales of law firm Womble Bond Dickinson gives a concise summary of the Green Homes Grant and its implications for homeowners and landlords.

Despite well-documented near-term challenges, factors including current pricing, currency movements, interest rates and the recent stamp duty cut mean the London market is offering the best buying opportunity…