Location: Prime Central London

Mystery UHNWI acquires the penthouse and two other units at Lodha's No.1 Grosvenor Square scheme, with plans for a 15,600 square foot single residence.

But the majority of October's property exchanges in prime London still originated in deals done before the first national lockdown, says Knight Frank.

Analysis of (albeit limited) Land Registry data ranks Grosvenor Square at the most expensive address so far this year, and Chelsea Barracks as the ‘most popular’ amongst high-end buyers...

The entire property industry held its breath when the market reopened in March, but what happened next surprised even the most seasoned of agents, writes Saul Empson...

22% of the acquisitions carried out by LCP so far this year have been ‘blind’ purchases by overseas investors, driven by ‘bottom of market pricing’.

Native Land's prime resi development boss, responsible for overseeing some of PCL's most successful new projects, discusses short-term challenges, and the secret to long-term appeal...

The pair of mid-terrace buildings on Durham Place fell down in the middle of the night.

Buying agents from Black Brick, Garrington and Property Vision were on hand to provide Coutts' clients with some valuable insight in recent webinar.

Landmark mansion on Campden Hill was being marketed as an ultra-prime fixer-upper a few years ago.

"Prime Central London looks cheap," the Queen's bank tells its HNW clients in its latest property market report.

Top-end developer looks to tempt investors with entry-level units at its Nash-inspired Park Crescent scheme.

With input from some of PCL's top studios, recruiter Jason Bailey reports on the design industry's drastic transformation over the last six months, and explains why now could be a prime time to launch…