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Someone's come along and told us we're in trouble: there is, according to the eminent Professor James Mitchell of Warwick University's business school, a 93% chance that London is in the midst of a property…

Songbird Estates - the majority owner of the Canary Wharf Group - has submitted a masterplan for 20 acres around Wood Wharf that includes 3,100 residential units and aims to transform the area into something…

The latest automation systems aimed at the luxury property market are intuitive and beautifully designed.

That bit of Covent Garden between King Street and Floral Street is set to undergo a major transformation - and gain 45 prime resi units - after Capco got the thumbs up from Westminster planners last night.

Graham Downie, the former Director in Charge of Chesterton International in Mayfair,  has just been named as the new Chief Executive of French giant Leggett Immobilier. Leggett & Downie

Haus Properties - the agency founded by former BBC Apprentice finalist Jamie Lester - has strengthened its offering in Chiswick, appointing James Henen-Webber as Lettings Director.

UK house prices are now 6.5% up on the year, having risen by 0.6% in November. Prime central London, however, is getting comfortable  in the (relatively) slow-lane, with prices rising by just 0.

After a good ten years at the top, the Duke of Westminster is no longer the richest investor in UK property.

Mayfair-based buying firm Black Brick has just taken on a couple of new recruits, hiring former Foxtons man Jamie Burnhope as buying consultant and Sophie Amasha as property manager. Jamie Burnhope

Under Offer shouldn't mean Under Consideration, says our (livid) resident doer-upper Alan Page. So far one of our properties has gone "under offer" three times and still there's no sale.

Edinburgh-specialist developer Queensberry and Telereal Trillium have won detailed planning permission for 81 high-end homes in one of the city's most high-falutin suburbs. The 4.

Marsh & Parsons is expecting London prices to "stabilise" next year, with annual growth of between 5-7%. After recording a chunky 10.