Location: Prime Central London

The "grand reimagining" of the old Whiteley's shopping centre on Queensway is luxury property developer Finchatton's biggest project so far, by some margin

National estate agency Strutts is forecasting price growth of between 20% and 35% by 2025 across the UK, and somewhere between 15% and 35% over five years in Prime Central London.

After decades of sporadic development, all four corners of the famous PCL district are being transformed as a raft of ‘landmark’ projects finally take shape.

“It’s been an extraordinary period for the whole market in PCL,” says David Mumby, head of Prime Central London lettings at Knight Frank. “A g

“We are not on the verge of the sort of dramatic double-digit bounce-back in prices,” says Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank. “Bu

Lawyer Annabel Dean shares some practical tips for those looking to compete in this most challenging of markets…

An Anglophile American entrepreneur spent over 30 years assembling a remarkable development prospect in the heart of South Kensington. It's now on the market for £23.

Impressive apartments in Holland Park and South Ken fetched super-prime sums recently, according to the latest release of official price paid data.

Impressive apartments in Holland Park and South Ken fetched super-prime sums recently, according to the latest release of official price paid data.

Robert Cox has joined the division after 13 years with Harrods Estates, while Orla O’Sullivan moves over from the Kensington office.

Top-end rental properties in Mayfair are going for as much as a third above the asking price, reports Wetherell, as Chinese students and socialites boost demand.

In Pictures: TwentyFive is a joint venture mixed-use development between Native Land and The Portman Estate; over half the apartments sold pre-completion.