Location: London

Savills has issued forecasts for two scenarios for the prime market in 2015: one with and one without a mansion tax. It makes quite a difference...

HNW advisory Berkeley Law and its separate resi property and conveyancing business, Berkeley Hurrell, have been snapped up by legal services giant Irwin Mitchell.

Fielden House - also known as the Baby Shard / Shardette - has been unanimously approved by Southwark's planners.

'Best of the best' instructions are still selling - and breaking records - in Surrey and Berkshire, says Garry Collins, but next year's spring market may not end up flourishing until the summer...

The bridging loan industry is coming of age, overturning a pretty volatile infancy to grow at a fairly consistent 25%-ish rate since the middle of last year, claims West One Loans in its Bridging Index.

Some very questionable valuations from a comparison website here... Thanks to Ed Tryon - and others - who pointed out that the home in the No.1 slot is toppy to the tune of about £830m...

So it's not quite as appealing as the Guadalmina branch, but Winkworth is continuing its expansion apace, notching up a new office in Reading.

Top-end search agency Lichfields has been reporting back from the prime front line with some pretty interesting observations. Tryon

Delivery of more housing - ideally something close to a quarter of a million new homes a year - is topping out many agendas as May's electioneering gathers pace.

Global luxury property prices nudged up by just 0.2% in Q3, says Knight Frank.

UK-based estate agency Winkworth has decided to extend its European reach by taking the brand to Spain.

House price growth in many countries exceeds growth across a range of global asset classes, notes CBRE in its latest Global Living report.