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When central London was on the up in 2013/14, rising property prices rippled out to outer boroughs and beyond, to commuter towns.

A Knightsbridge penthouse has hit the market with a frankly ridiculous amount of outside space for this part of town.

Super-prime pioneer Northacre has been whetting appetites down in Westminster with a sneak peek at the progress of its first ever new-build scheme - the transformation of New Scotland Yard.

The Government has raked in an extra £2bn in stamp duty thanks to the 3% surcharge on additional homes, according to new analysis by accountants Blick Rothenberg.

There's been a huge jump in the number of properties being listed for short-term rental on "sharing economy" portals such as Airbnb, leading the Residential Landlords Association to ask "Is Airbnb becoming the…

Agents in Tooting have a cracking new line to trot out to potential purchasers after the area was named amongst the world's "top ten coolest neighbourhoods" by travel bible Lonely Planet.

Super-prime developer Clivedale has secured a £55m loan from Deutsche Asset Management to fund its forthcoming mixed-use scheme at No.22 Hanover Square.

Worry not about the future for post-Brexit Britain - it's time to get behind the nation, says a fired-up Trevor Abrahmsohn...

The US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network is putting high-end real estate transactions further under the microscope in a bid to stamp out dodgy dealings.

Henley Space, the residential arm of Henley Investments, has launched a 12-unit luxury boutique development in South Kensington to the open market, after offering the whole project as a done deal for £43m…

"A serious crash is unlikely" in Prime Central London, according to a poll of 14 leading economists by Bloomberg News, although property prices "may remain stalled for years".

Kensington & Chelsea Council is apparently gearing up to spend "tens of millions" on buying homes across the borough for survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster.