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Writing for the FT, Liz Rowlinson reports from the UK's holiday home hotspots, where the coronavirus has been heightening tensions between locals and second home owners

After a month in lockdown, Moreas Madani remains upbeat about the property market

Lenders are raising LTVs, embracing desktop valuations and hunting for business, notes Knight Frank

'YCFII will enable Yoo Capital to bring further substantial capital to key projects in central London and other major cities', says Yoo Group chairman John Hitchcox

New York super-prime property developer Gary Barnett's Lux Group Holdings has picked up another luxury furniture brand in the UK, acquiring Christopher Peacock (London) Ltd.

Introduced a decade ago this month, CIL’s inflexibility could prove its downfall if the forthcoming downturn is anything other than a short sharp shock, writes Miles Gibson

A record number of 60 tall buildings were completed in London in 2019, despite all the Brexit-related uncertainties; that's 140% more than the 25 completed in 2018

Kendra Wilson meets California’s 'rising star of landscape architecture', David Godshall

London prices climbed by 2.3% over the year to March - the biggest annual increase of any English region.

"When we come out of this, we may well end up working differently, and many [building] companies where they are able will look to significantly shorten supply lines," says Knight Frank.

A knock-down project on St John's Wood's Hamilton Terrace has been offered up for sale at £10m.