Location: London
Continental Shift: UK warms to the European way of renting
Some tenants in prime central London are now signing rental contracts of up to ten years, worth millions of pounds...
MoD kickstarts Hyde Park Barracks sale
Agents instructed on high-profile site 'with the aim of coming to market around the end of 2017'
‘Exceptional’ Oxford campus site hits the market
The Open University has decided to offload the potential-laden Foxcombe Hall in Boar's Hill
Back on the A-list: The remarkable revival of Regent’s Park
How the redevelopment of British Land's former HQ triggered an ultra-prime renaissance
Living in the City: On the global quest for true mixed-use urban success
Cities are competing to regain their vibrancy. The ones which make true mixed-use work for them will win, says Knight Frank's Liam Bailey
Bouncing Back: The creative reinventions of Miami and Dubai
Knight Frank's Global Cities report explores how art, tech and creativity are strengthening residential property markets in Dubai and Miami
‘Business as usual’ for Scottish property as the market accepts uncertainty
The market is performing better than expected in the post-EU referendum era
Cluttons makes a move on the Caribbean
New tie-up in Barbados
1.75 million homes have fallen in value over the last 10 years
While 4.8m have soared by more than 50%
Mount Anvil launches Hampstead Manor with Kidderpore Hall renovation
Former student digs become high-end accommodation with prices going up to £16m
The end of the ‘dinner party landlord’?
Private rental sector is moving into 'an era of professionalism' as lenders tighten up
Why the new SDLT regime isn’t working
12% has crippled the South East, prevented inward investment (even with a cheaper pound) and is damaging businesses, says Charles Curran