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The international superprime scene can seem a crowded one, with hyper-specced schemes lavishing ever-more luxury to stand out at the top of the market.

When it comes to investing in the capital's property market, the term 'safe' has taken on a very different meaning in recent years;

London trumps Hong Kong and New York for the dubious honour of being the most expensive world city to live and work in, with a price per head for renting residential space plus working space coming in…

Knight Frank's pre-tax profits soared by 19% to £162m in the year to March's end, with the commercial property division doing nearly all of the heavy lifting.

Zaha Hadid's first resi effort in New York has just hit the sales market and it looks pretty amazing.

The Park Bel Air promises 'the finest living experience in the world'...

A batch of newly-refurbished apartments in Mayfair have been launched as "London's ultimate student pads", with prices going all the way up to £21,000 per month.

The home and studio of global design hero Ross Lovegrove has just hit the market in Notting Hill.

MIPIM UK in London's Olympia, La Croisette's slightly less glamorous sibling, is coming up fast.

House prices increased by 0.5% last month, taking the annual rise to +4.2% according to the latest from the Land Registry. In London, prices rose by 1.7% in August, taking annual price growth to +6.6%.

Understanding the lifestyle needs of wealthy international clients is a serious business.

"Incredibly and suddenly London’s skyline is coming of age", says JLL in a new survey of the resi structures due to change the face of the capital.