Location: International
Enness eyes international expansion with Monaco launch
HNW lender opens Fontvieille branch overlooking Errol Flynn's old boat
FORECAST: ‘Remarkably resilient’ property market to see price growth slow to 6.5% in 2017 – Chestertons
Agency's five-year predictions indicate that prime London is about to pick up again
On the Drawing Board: How one Scottish family firm changed the look of London
Exhibition: "Robert Adam’s London" at Sir John Soane’s Museum (30th November 2016 - 11th March 2017)
National Parks command a 49% property price premium
Property prices in the New Forest are 98% higher than those in the surrounding county - Lloyds
Grand Registry: £1m+ sales fall by over a fifth
Total of 427 seven-figure resi sales recorded by the Land Registry in October, down from 552 in September
WATCH: The story of the UK’s most sustainable heritage homes
How Grosvenor's 'Ebury Street Experiment' secured the first ever BREEAM Outstanding rating for a listed residential retrofit
#AutumnStatement: The prime resi industry reacts
What the luxury property sector thinks about the abolition of letting agency fees, more money for housebuilding and infrastructure, and no changes to stamp duty
Global Wealth Report 2016: UK named ‘main loser’
Outlook is very uncertain, both for the economy and household wealth, says marquee Credit Suisse review
No change to SDLT as the Chancellor outlaws letting agency fees to tenants
Chancellor bans up-front letting agency fees for tenants; focuses on affordable housing
Does the UK really have the highest property taxes in the world?
Berkeley boss's claim gets independently fact-checked - and verified (with caveats)
Bubble Gazers, Homing Pigeons & Globalistas: The ten tribes shaping the UK’s urban rental market
"We are not talking about Generation Rent," says Strutt & Parker, "we are now talking about Every Generation Rent"
Prime country house prices shuffle up by 0.5% as higher stamp duty costs are ‘factored in’
Country market remains 'relatively subdued' in the wake of SDLT reforms, says Knight Frank