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In the first part of Savills' World in London 2014 report, Director of World Research Yolande Barnes explores what makes London such as star player on the international field...

Entrepreneur Steve Boultbee-Brooks has launched a new London-based acquisition, development and asset management venture.

68% of local planning authorities won't have a CIL charge in place by the time Section 106 restrictions come in in April 2015, say Savills and the Federation of Master Builders.

Two London estate agencies have turned to the High Court over "a very large difference in opinion" about what makes a confidential client/prospect list.

The Cadogan Estate has just bagged a portfolio of nearly 200 properties across South Ken and Earls Court.

The Planning Inspectorate has upheld a decision to refuse permission for a new scheme in Chelsea, on the grounds that it didn't provide enough affordable housing.

EXCLUSIVE: People are getting more bullish about big house price rises over the next 12 months, according to a new survey by Rightmove.

David Sleath, Chief Exec of SEGRO, has been named as the new Junior Vice President of The British Property Federation.

Google has just made it much easier for homeowners to "disguise" their properties on Street View maps.

After a 1% rise in June to take the annual increase to +11.8%, average UK property prices have now breached their 2007 peak, says Knight Frank.

In which William Cash throws an Elizabethan bash at Upton Cressett to celebrate his wife's birthday, his father's knighthood, and a local planning triumph.

What would actually happen if you banged up a loft extension in the Royal Borough without planning permission?