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"Unprecedented period of dryness" over the Summer "sparks subsidence shockwave", says the Association of British Insurers

Elspeth Lynn spent ten months creating a turn-key showpiece in a Grade II listed building on Westbourne Terrace, using gold, onyx and marble...

Chestertons joins Knight Frank, D&G and others in flagging up a noticeable increase in new applicants and viewings

Some tremendous country properties have been secured well below the initial guide price this year, writes Jamie Freeman of Haringtons, but it's been very hard work for those tasked with the job of finding…

Experienced ex-GVA trio of Neil Morton, Ray Minto and Roger Speirs to lead new Grey Street operation

23 residential, commercial and public building projects were recognised at last night's AJ Architecture Awards, with Lochside House picking up House of the Year to match its recent RIBA award

UK auction firm celebrates 50 years in business by embarking on an ambitious international expansion plan

Rental properties charging less than £50,000 per year can now only claim five weeks' rent as a security deposit

“HMRC Stamp Duty statistics do not paint a rosy picture of the UK housing market," says London Central Portfolio's Naomi Heaton, "with neither the buyer nor the Exchequer winning out"

Bloomberg's Benjamin Stupples chats with Hari Hundle of UHNW multi-family office Twin Capital, which has just opened an outpost in London's Mayfair.

PrimeResi meets the man in charge of resi sales and lettings at Battersea Power Station, to discuss life in-house at one of the biggest real estate developments in Europe...

The Evening Standard reports on the case of a banker who is suing an architect for "almost £1m in damages" in the High Court, after a home cinema project didn't turn out as hoped.