Location: Prime Central London

Purely from a rental yield point of view, the highest performing property in Kensington and Chelsea is in fact the humble studio flat

Bilfinger GVA has bagged the contract to oversee the disposal of one of the capital's biggest development opportunities

Completed transactions leapt from 230,430 in 2015's Q2 to 286,425 this year

Just two players are left battling it out for the £500m fleet of properties

Four-acre plot has the potential to deliver 400 new homes

The stripped-out former B1 offices on Bourlet Close went up for sale earlier this year

On an annual basis, values in Q2 were down by 4.3%, and by 8-10% in the upper price ranges

The average weekly rent across Prime London increased by 1.6% (to £638 per week) in Q2, says Marsh & Parsons, but there were markedly different stories in the centre of town and the outer circle.