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As Lonres releases its Spring Residential Review, William Carrington urges the government to be careful of playing fast and loose with the property industry...

A quick update on our "Austerity Auction" story from last month;

March was a bumper month for telephone enquiries to estate agents, with volumes up 25% on the previous month according to answering service Moneypenny.

This is not a good time to be an architect. 68 practices have gone bust already this year, according to Architect's Journal;

Lateral panache in the pleasure grounds of the global elite... Lowndes Square, Knightsbridge £16.5m 

It's not the neighbours that are driving doer-upper Alan Page up the (party) wall in Kensington; it's the surveyors...

Meanwhile, reports filtering in from one agency suggest it's been a rip-roaring start to 2013 for the West End rental market - in terms of volume anyway.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has urged its members to write personal letters to Vince Cable ahead of this month's House of Commons debate on the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Bill.

A leading charity has received over £1m after a Devon estate was successfully sold at auction, for £200,000 above the guide price.

After 17 years, the Chelsea Art Fair has had a bit of a brush up;

Hong Kong’s ultra wealthy population holds US$43 billion worth of real estate assets, representing 9% of the total net worth of its ultra-high net worth (UHNW) population, according to the latest research…

Millions of documents naming many of the world's most wealthy individuals, and detailing their financial exploits, have leaked from the British Virgin Islands, potentially causing "a seismic shock to the…