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Companies House is being 'played like a fiddle', says council as it vows to clean up 'haven for oligarch investors'.

New-build turn-key stock has its merits, but there are some wonderful unmodernised properties that are not being snapped up as few buyers have the appetite or vision to take them on, says Lucy Worcester.

2,896 sq ft lateral at Picton Place is 'luxury living at its finest', say agents.

Small-but-perfectly-formed one-bed at The Bryanston fetches £2,200 per week as demand soars for PCL crash pads.

London's crop of luxurious new developments are commanding a 30% premium amongst time-poor UHNW buyers, according to new research.

London buying agents expect most of the action will be happening off-market in the coming weeks.

The frenetic conditions of the last 18 months look to be calming down, but rental growth is still high by historical standards.

Knight Frank has tucked away five 'outstanding' sales in St James's in recent weeks.

'Some will be reassured by the current period of uneventfulness and take it as an opportunity to act', suggests Knight Frank, but this rare window of calm is unlikely to last...

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Cadogan and RBKC have brought in architects John McAslan + Partners and landscapers Andy Sturgeon to revamp the famous Chelsea thoroughfare.

A pair of development opps near Buckingham Palace fetched well over their guide price at the firm's latest live-streamed event.