Location: London
NCA seizes £50m Hyde Park mansion
Property tycoon agrees to hand over 16,000 square foot Grade II listed pile as part of a £190m settlement with the UK's National Crime Agency
Time present, past & future: What the next Parliament could mean for housing
Ben Arrowsmith summarises the Conservatives’ and Labour’s key commitments, with a little help from T.S. Eliot & Sir Edward Coke...
Green light for AHMM-designed scheme in Wandsworth Town
Redevelopment of industrial estate will deliver 106 apartments, along with lots of flexible business and light industrial space...
PCL market to begin recovery next year, predicts Chestertons
Agency foresees a return to growth for London's high-value locations in 2020, although further declines are on the cards for the rest of the capital...
Knight Dragon unveils Studio Ashby-designed units at Greenwich Peninsula
Sophie Ashby's in-demand interiors practice curates 126 apartments at the Hong Kong developer's Thameside mega-project
Aston Chase names two new Associate Directors
Howard Kayman and Simon Rosenblatt have been promoted
Six Trends: Key themes for the PCL market in 2020
Next year is likely to bring more off-market sales, a flight to quality, big opportunities in new-build, a new breed of BTL investor, the start of a price recovery - and potentially new headwinds in the…
Westminster rebuffs Westbourne’s revised Regent’s Park scheme
Developer had been hoping to rework its £250m project on York Terrace East, arguing that London's market downturn and Brexit uncertainty had rendered the current version unviable...
Influential housebuilder calls the bottom of the market
Industry veteran Tony Pidgley rings the bell as bears begin to 'paw the ground'
Countrywide appoints new John D Wood MD
Polly Ogden Duffy has been named as the new managing director of the group's high-end estate agency brand
Delancey completes Earls Court acquisition; plots ‘an entirely new vision for the site’
Capital & Counties has offloaded its stake in the Earls Court development to Delancey and APG for £425m.
RBKC looks to extend board ban
Council keen to keep streets free from 'advertisement clutter'