Location: Prime Central London
Manhattan’s Billion-Dollar Blocks: The Big Apple’s biggest selling luxury developments
Seven condo developments in New York have topped $1bn in first-time sales, according to new research
The role of overseas investors in London’s new-build resi market
Major LSE study for GLA finds that overseas investment since 2010 has had a 'positive net effect on the availability to Londoners of new housing, both private and affordable'
Knight Frank appoints new office heads in South Ken & Tower Bridge
Super-prime expert Michael McHale moves over from the agency's Knightsbridge branch, while Daniel Wood joins from Foxtons
Grosvenor outlines major build-to-rent play in Bermondsey
London Great Estate backs "generation rent" with its £500m biscuit factory draft masterplan
The top ten buy-to-let hotspots in England & Wales
Luton offers the highest yields for buy-to-let investors, says LendInvest
Lodha awards £73m construction contract at Lincoln Square
Multiplex wins high-profile gig after competitive tender process; over 78 units worth a combined c.£130m sold to date
In Suspense: Weighing up the positives and negatives of a hung parliament
The election result may have delivered yet more unwelcome uncertainty, but the prospect of a 'Soft Brexit' could be good news for both the economy and the housing market, says Charles Curran...
Regal builds planning and land team with two new Directors
Regal Homes recruits senior figures from DP9 and Crest Nicholson
Agency reports flurry of activity in Knightsbridge as buyers go bargain hunting
'Average price per square foot for one and two-bed apartments in reasonable condition has fallen from around £2,000 to £1,700 since 2014'
Cluttons moves back to Zoopla
New owners return long-playing estate agency's listings to Zoopla portals
Event: St John’s Wood revs up for supercar pageant
Knight Frank-sponsored event on Father's Day will see £100m worth of supercars turn out in aid of Rays of Sunshine
Luxury magazine publisher to ‘suspend’ four London property titles
Archant to stop publishing four "Resident" magazines, including one targeting international HNWIs