Location: London

In the wake of Tony Pidgley's widely-reported comments this week, prime central London estate agency W.A.Ellis has quite rightly questioned what constitutes a 'normal' market.

A brutalist landmark in Vauxhall, SW London, has reportedly been sold for £90m to make way for a £600m luxury resi scheme.

Developers and owners are being invited to enter their schemes into the 2014 Georgian Group Architectural Awards.

Great James Street, Bloomsbury  £7.6m We're after a pair of Georgian houses; listed and with lots of potential. In Bloomsbury. And they have to be next to each other. Budget's tight.

London Central Portfolio is eyeing up the pre-election market slowdown with glee.

Grosvenor has apparently handed a 'wide-ranging' brief to PR consultancy Headland.

Law firm Taylor Wessing has made two new partner hires to its Private Client practice in London, including a new Head of Resi Property.

The Evening Standard's Homes & Property section has launched a new online luxury channel.

Construction firm Bouygues UK has landed a £14.4m contract to transform the former Hempel Hotel in Bayswater into its new guise as a luxury apartment scheme.

Savills has bolstered its building and project consultancy team with the appointment of former CBRE man Andrew D Thompson.

Berkeley Homes has launched a new phase of its "landmark" Goodman's Field development in Aldgate in the heart of finance-town.

As Victoria hits the property headlines yet again - this time for the sale of New Scotland Yard - local agency Hathaways casts an eye over the developments that are returning this transport hub to…