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"Turville Grange is one of the most beautiful and renowned country houses in England," says estate agent Gary Hersham.

INTERVIEW: Having already launched a major mixed-use development in Shoreditch and acquired a venerable prime London estate agency, the scion of European real estate giant Ghelamco has even more ambitious…

Developer Aldar says tie-up with Louvre Abu Dhabi will deliver the region’s most sought-after address, with UK buyers a key target market

Eccord secured deals worth nearly £50mn in Q1 despite ‘exceptionally low’ prime property supply

"It is encouraging that a little more stock appears to be returning to the market," says the RICS' chief economist

Average asking rents have risen by over 20% in Central London over the last year, and by 11% outside of the capital

Agency launches presence in historic city after receiving ‘surge of requests’ from Germany, Switzerland, France, UK and the USA

Prime London vendors are accepting an average of 3.6% less than their asking price, according to research by Benham and Reeves - but discounts are getting less chunky as the market bounces back.

Areas of the South East - which had some of the lowest rates of growth in England & Wales last year - are seeing a revival as buyers seek out commutable locations for hybrid working

London property prices jumped by 2.2% in February, as the national annual rate of house price inflation climbed to +10.9%.

"This is just the beginning," says Housing Secretary Michael Gove. "We will do whatever it takes to hold industry to account, and under our new measures there will be nowhere to hide."

"Developers will need to absorb new costs, and tighten margins in order to secure sites in what we expect to continue to be a competitive market," says Savills' head of regional development.