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With the government tightening up regulations in pursuit of net zero, the UK is in danger of ending up with thousands of uninhabitable historic buildings, says SHH's Stuart McLauchlan

Knight Frank expects the global UHNW population to expand by 28

Supply & demand are still well out of kilter, but discounts and price reductions are increasing.

As the long-awaited Renters Reform Bill makes its way through Parliament, lawyer Kevin Kennedy talks us through what possible the end of the section 21 process could mean for property owners.

David McCooke's eponymous venture - running alongside his existing role - will specialise in land acquisition and sales operations for developer clients across London.

4,400 sq ft apartment, designed by Viktor Udzenija, was originally asking £28.5mn.

Wide-ranging updates to rental rules include the long-promised abolition of Section 21 'no fault' evictions.

Two significant new detached houses are to built on a 15 acre site in a Buckinghamshire Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Global capital transaction volumes are at their lowest levels in a decade, reports firm, but prime residential markets have continued to hold up.

'Purplebricks has dramatically changed the industry by driving down the cost of estate agency,' says Sir Charles Dunstone, a major shareholder in Strike - 'and we aim to combine its significant brand recognition…

'Sellers are referencing prices of yesteryear, while buyers are looking to a future in which they expect prices to fall'

Near-8,000 sq ft stonker on Hamilton Terrace is available for the first time in 30 years.