Location: Midlands

Residential development lenders are "embracing more risk," says Knight Frank, as competition for high returns heats up.

Many awards were dished out at last week's Estate Agency of the Year Awards; here's who won what. Overall Winner Pygott & Crone Best Buying Agency Gold: Black Brick Silver: Garrington

Savills has been tracking some interesting price movements in Cheshire, home to some of the highest value housing markets outside the South of England.

92,492 homes were lodged with the Land Registry in October, with prices ranging from £19m for a house in Holland Park to £12,000 for a place in Burnley, Lancashire.

Some deserving accolades were dished out to some of the prime resi industry's finest at last week's WhatHouse? Awards.

Hawkstone Hall, Shropshire £4.25m

Savills has issued forecasts for two scenarios for the prime market in 2015: one with and one without a mansion tax. It makes quite a difference...

The extraordinary ancestral home of the Winnington family has just come up for sale in Worcestershire.

The requirement for landlords to undertake immigration checks presents a number of practical points that will have particular relevance to high value resi lettings, says Jane Reyersbach...

JLL has predicted that UK house prices will rise by 4% next year, and is expecting Greater London to significantly outperform PCL. Growth in prime central London will stand at 1.

Knight Frank has made a bundle of promotions, bumping 34 employees up to Partner level and another 69 to the Associate rank. On the residential side of the business, 25 have been made Partners:

An extra minute on a commute knocks £11,400 off the value of a property, according to (more) research from CBRE.