Location: Prime Central London
Battersea’s ‘Wren’ mansion goes up for £12m
Once owned by the Forbes family, some say the Grade II-listed Old Battersea House was designed by the most famous British architect of them all..
CBRE launches specialist boutique development consultancy
New offering for developers of niche luxury schemes across London
INTERVIEW: Naomi Heaton on 25 years of finding returns in PCL
The CEO of London Central Portfolio shares her top five investment property picks, the three steps to finding value in PCL, and discusses the importance - or not - of timing
Fantasy Farming: Diversification pays dividends as the ‘Model Estate’ value grows by 5.5%
Solar farm boosts Carter Jonas' notional rural property portfolio value
Restoring Confidence: A guide to successful renovations in a tough market
Renovating prime property isn't what it used to be; developers sticking with the old model are destined to fail, says Elliott Dexter...
UK prices to keep on rising despite Brexit jitters – CEBR
Research unit forecasts two years of sub 5% growth before a pick up in 2019
Grand New: Unbranded recreates trio of Italianate townhouses in South Ken
Ambitious project reinstates elegant Victorian terrace destroyed by WW2 bombs
London Property Week: Major new event planned for the capital’s new-build resi sector
EXCLUSIVE: London Fashion Week veteran to launch a consumer event for new-build buyers
‘Green shoots’ return to Prime Central London – JLL
Effects of stamp duty hikes are 'slowly being assimilated into the market'
Cushman bolsters land team as resi expansion continues
Former Berkeley man Daniel Donagh to help build C&W's presence in the South East market
Separation Anxiety: The economy, housing and Brexit
Former financier turned agency boss Charles Curran examines where a 'Norway Deal' - or access to the EU on a 'pay with no say' basis - would potentially leave the UK and its property market
Crossrail 2 ‘vital to fixing housing crisis’ say developers
Giant infastructure project will 'give housebuilders the certainty they need'