Location: London

Home to Middle Eastern royalty, international business tycoons and a host of famous faces including Sir Bruce Forsyth, Formula One's Eddie Jordan and golfer Ernie Els, the Wentworth Estate in Virginia…

London masterplans featured heavily at this year's World Architecture Awards in Singapore, with both Earls Court and the BBC redevelopment in White City being shortlisted.

English Heritage is launching the first crowd-sourcing project to tackle heritage at risk.

Jones Lang LaSalle's Research Team has redefined what it terms "Core Prime" in London to encompass an area called "Central South".

No matter which way you look at it, Help to Buy can only be positive, says Rupert Collingwood...

After four years of very little action to speak of, it's all kicking off in London's Docklands after a flurry of "game-changing" resi land deals.

The private rented sector is ballooning, with Savills estimating that, by 2018, 5.7 million in England (one in five households) will be renting in the private sector.

Carlyle Group's big plans for a "Gateway to Southwark" have been formally approved by the Council. Image by DBOX for the Carlyle Group and PLP Architecture

International tenants account for 78% of renters in prime central London, and 56% across the wider capital, according to new research from Hamptons.

An Spanish apartment designed by David Kohn Architects has beaten 55 other nominations to scoop the top gong at the INSIDE: World Festival of Interiors award ceremony in Singapore.

Savills has been number-crunching the latest stats from within the UK's prime regional markets and it looks like we've just seen positive growth across the whole of England for the first time in two and…

49% of all £1m+ property sales in prime central London went to foreign-by-nationality buyers in the 12 months to June 2013;