Location: London
“The UK housing market continues to lack momentum” – RICS
There's been no Autumn bounce as buyers remain cautious, say surveyors
The Luxury of Convenience: What London’s super-prime homeowners really want
New research by top-end property management firm puts the lifestyle choices of the capital's HNW residents under the spotlight
Thames Wharf Studios opportunity offered up for £40m
Famous riverside block in Hammersmith has planning approval for residential development
Earls Court developers plan ‘pop-up’ high street
Capco and TfL promise Londoners "a taste of things to come" with mews-inspired parade fashioned from set of empty premises
Why Belgrave Square is set to become London’s most sought-after residential address
James Bailey explores how the migration of embassies to Nine Elms could turn Belgrave Square into London's number one mansion address by 2025
Sale agreed on ‘one of the finest properties on Eaton Square’
'Exquisite' £25m double-fronted duplex came with interiors by Jean-Louis Deniot
The average landlord’s portfolio is now bigger than ever
Landlord numbers are falling, despite a "sharp rise" in the number of available rental homes, says Countrywide
HOK hires top designer from Heatherwick
Architecture practice behind Greenland Group's £800m London Spire, and MLC & Ridgford's Skinny House
Knight Frank leans on global network to weather UK headwinds
‘There were moments when the outlook was bleak’, says boss Alistair Elliott as group posts 3.3% rise in annual turnover and 4.5% fall in pre-tax profits
M&G backs Lodha’s Grosvenor Square scheme to the tune of £517m
Second mega-loan to be secured by the super-prime developer this year...
Developer plans art-fuelled bash & marketing assault to promote Elephant & Castle scheme
South Central Management is putting on "the largest launch on the Southbank this year" to promote TwoFiftyOne in Elephant & Castle
PCL “is moving towards recovery mode” as higher SDLT rates are assimilated into the top-end
Transaction volumes are up by nearly 10%, says Knight Frank, as accidental landlords look to sell up