Location: East of England

We all know waterfront positions can command serious premiums, but they can also land unwary buyers and developers in some pretty deep water.

Cambridge House, the old In & Out Club, at 64 Piccadilly is being marketed by Wetherell as London's first £250m home (read all about it here).

The 'burbs are back to pre-crunch peak prices, according to the latest from Savills, as house prices show signs of a fully-fledged recovery across the UK's regions.

One of the hottest prizes in planning was picked up by Savills' Alison Wright last night.

After nearly six years in the doldrums, there are strong indications that the UK's regional markets are on the road to recovery.

The West End, traditionally home to Topshop, traders and tourists rather than real people, is swiftly turning into a residential neighbourhood according to the latest from Mayfair specialist Wetherell.

One property in particular illustrates how the West End is being transformed back into a super-prime residential address, according to Wetherell's new West End Residential Developments Report.

Nick Boles, the Planning Minister, has made a pretty impassioned plea to a tough crowd, begging the Campaign to Protect Rural England to give him - and some of his policies on housing - a break.

Every one of the top 20 most expensive streets is in London

Strutt & Parker has declared its newest office, smack bang in the middle of Oxford, officially open for business. 

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has been drumming up support for its Green Deal scheme today, by claiming that making energy saving improvements to a property could increase its value…