Location: London

Super-prime developer Northacre - the firm behind major PCL projects including No.1 Palace Street and The Broadway - has unveiled this swanky boutique scheme in a quiet corner of Kensington.

Cambridge is cracking on with its ambitious growth plans at a rate of knots.

One of Berlin's top luxury real estate firms is riding the German capital's high-end property zeitgeist by making a move on international markets.

Following the launch of a commercial property arm last year, top London buying agency VanHan has set up a new lettings department, recruiting Knight Frank's Matilda Macpherson to run the show.

PCL property advisory H. Barnes & Co has decided to venture into the Cote d’Azur market.

Eco World Ballymore, the 75:25 JV between the Malaysian Eco World International and UK-based Ballymore Group, has revealed how its three flagship developments in London have been doing so far.

A public inquiry into the now infamous demolition of the Carlton Tavern has opened this week, to decide if the place should be "rebuilt brick-for-brick".

JLL has teamed up with Rightmove to produce a series of heatmaps to help "visualise the vagaries" of London's property markets.

Grosvenor has been given the go-ahead to restore one of the West End's finest heritage landmarks.

While "old luxury" locations continue their well-documented descent, it seems the rest of London - the vast majority - is marching to a very different beat.

Prime country house prices are still 13.6% below their 2007 peak, says Knight Frank, after growth slowed to +2.4% in the year to March 2016 (London prices by similar metrics are 33% above 2007's level).

A full-floor apartment at the top of Rafael Viñoly's slender 432 Park Avenue tower has set the bar for apartment sales in the Big Apple this year. The penthouse was snapped up on a guide of $76.