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There are, as we all know, loads of foreign buyers snapping up property in Britain.

We've all become used to BoJo breaking new ground on a regular basis, but this morning he was joined by David Cameron and the Prime Minister of Malaysia to literally do so at the colossal Battersea Power…

Fears of a Labour win in 2015's General Election, and the subsequent likelihood of a mansion tax being installed, are already putting off some super-rich foreign buyers, according to W.A.Ellis.

In only ten years, the Economist has revised its definition of Africa from “the hopeless continent” to the “hopeful continent”.

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.

Masterpiece London's preview day ended with reports of strong sales and many happy dealers.

In the third part of Savill's World in London report, Paul Tostevin runs through who's buying up London and where they're from;

St Tropez is not all glamour, especially if you're a buying agent... Alan Page reports from Notting Hill-on-Sea on what to love and the four types of Riviera buyer.

One major credit reference agency reckons there's been a deluge of properties worth over £500k hitting the market this year. Data from from information leviathan Experian points to a whopping 19.

Strutt & Parker has debuted its big idea in property measurement this week, pushing sales by volume over standard square footage.

Authoritatively addressing the bigger picture, Aylesford International's latest research has taken an interesting look at key European markets and how governments are specifically targeting HNWIs in a…

Demand for property from overseas buyers in London is strong, says Yolande Barnes in the first part of Savills' World in London report, but what impact does overseas equity have on the capital's housing…