Location: Prime Central London
In Pictures: Revamp of Nobel prizewinner’s Highgate mansion
Victorian residence emerges as 10,000 square foot super-home valued at £10m
Humberts launches two-tier lettings agency, offering traditional and online-only services
Veteran estate agency becomes the "first traditional high street agent to offer an online lettings option"
Proportion of London homes bought by a landlord falls to seven-year low
Higher taxes look to have taken the shine off buy-to-let for many...
Black Brick triples turnover as confused buyers invest in advice
Mayfair-based acquisition agency turns in record year and flags up some interesting trends...
In Pictures: Entire private enclave up for rent in Mayfair
Quartet of new-build houses by Maple Springfield pitched at families and wealthy international students...
John Taylor pushes on with continental expansion
High-end estate agency brand aims to launch 25 new branches in Spain and Portugal in the next five years
Mayfair office-to-mansion proposition up for £20m+
'Extremely rare' consented project on Farm Street could deliver a whopper...
Fine & Country goes into interior design
International estate agency brand signing up UK licensees for major new design and development offering...
Slow sales market ‘could continue for some time to come’, warn surveyors
Residential property market activity is "faltering", says the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, as price growth slips to its lowest level since 2013
Green light for major luxury Mayfair carpark-to-resi development
Mayfair's Carrington Street Car Park gets the OK for conversion to 30 prime residential apartments, while the Welbeck Street carpark in Marylebone gets the nod to become a 206-room hotel
In defence of the leasehold system
Measures to prevent abuse are welcome, but let's not forget the leasehold structure has created and maintained some of our best loved urban landscapes...
Camden renews calls for 200% council tax rate on ‘ghost homes’
'At the moment, empty furnished homes left vacant are effectively protected by Whitehall rules'