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A top London letting agent questions the government's push to establish three-year tenancies for private tenants

The joint MD of one of London's most successful design practices, Studio Indigo, gives us his take on the current situation at the top end of the market, explaining how developers and private clients …

As the superstars of tennis prepare to serve up the action in SW19, Trevor Abrahmsohn explains how tastes have changed amongst his sportier clients

A seller dead-set on the self-diagnosis of his property's value gets Giles Barrett asking whether we should still be Googling our symptoms...

Greed can often result in desperation under these kind of conditions, says veteran agent Trevor Abrahmsohn, and starting off the marketing process at the right level has never been more important - af…

A recent case in north London saw a property barrister get to keep his new rear extension, despite having no planning consent to speak of; so does this create flexibility around permission, and has the…

The recent epidemic of “luxified troglodytism” is emblematic of how the UK capital is changing, says Roger Burrows...

As big-spending international studios increasingly look to make their mark on the UK scene, Oliver Burns MD Alex Holden explains why British design - and designers - will always be in fashion...

Affluent international buyers are shunning areas like Wentworth and St Georges Hill in favour of more rural countryside, observes top buying agent Jess Simpson - but the most-wanted locations are still…

In a sign that he may have been spending a little too much time with Donald Trump, the hip hop mogul recently announced his intention to become "one of the biggest real-estate developers of all time";…

After a tortuous experience trying to do business with the private wealth department of a well-known clearing bank, agency boss Trevor Abrahmsohn has had it up to here with suffocating regulatory restrictions...

The decision in P&P Property Limited –v- (1) Owen White & Catlin LLP (2) Crownvent Limited t/a Winkworth came as something of a relief for agents (and a disappointment for solicitors and their insurers), bu…