Location: London

Heaton & Partners, the property buying business set up in February by former PropertyVision director Ed Heaton, seems to be riding high in an "unusual market".

Rather than benefit the working majority, a mansion tax could, in fact, do the opposite, says Tony Hennessey... Imagine for a moment that it is June 2015.

Featuring that instant-classic visualisation of London's Southbank in ten years' time, CBRE's authoritative report on the area's transformation is not to be missed. It's a fascinating story;

Putting money in nice (expensive) things is a shrewd move, according to Knight Frank's Luxury Investment Index.

Labour Councillors have accused Westminster Council of allowing developers to "buy out" their on-site affordable homes obligations at a "cut price", and losing out on a massive £31,130,387 as a result.

Ears were bound to prick up when a £5.25m apartment was offered "By Appointment of Receivers" earlier today, but few could have expected the address to be quite so prominent...

"We are not living in boom times" says a report from the Arbuthnot Banking Group.

Fancy brushing up on your knowledge of the capital's preeminent abodes? Better pop this in the diary then;

Marcus Cooper's magic touch has been in evidence again.

Number One Grosvenor Square, currently the Canadian High Commission, is to be sold off for either residential or hotel use.

There's a great deal riding - and rising - on London's Southbank right now.

Strutt & Parker has snagged one of the top names in PCL resi sales with the appointment of Casper Tham from Sotheby's. Casper Tham