Location: Prime Central London

There's just tonnes of interiors and design stuff going in London from the 13th - 21st September for the London Design Festival. Here's a small(ish) selection of highlights: A Place Called Home

Average rents across prime London turned in a positive performance during Q2, reports Chestertons, ticking up by 0.5% on Q1. They're still down by 0.

It's been reported that professional shark-botherer Damien Hirst has just bagged this extraordinary Grade I-listed affair in Regent's Park.

Surrey's Wentworth Estate is one of the most valuable residential enclaves in Britain.

Middle Eastern buyers account for half of Mayfair's super-prime (£10m+) deals and around 10% of all acquisitions in the area, says Wetherell.

Countrywide has decided to sell its exclusive Sotheby’s International Realty licence, just four years into the 25 year term.

A looming General Election and expectations of an interest rate rise have eclipsed the global economic meltdown as the primary factors affecting the top end of London's property market, says Knight Frank…

It's not a flat market in prime central London, notes W.A.Ellis, as flat transactions fall by 11% year-on-year while house deals rocket by 20%.

Singapore-based UOL Group has bought the Heron Plaza site on Bishopsgate from Gerald Ronson's Heron International for £97m, with plans for luxury residential apartments, a hotel and retail units.

New Oaktree Capital Management-backed property developer Anthology has completed its senior team by hiring former Mount Anvil man David Clark.

Hamptons International has decided to launch a dedicated Short Lets Department in response to a 'significant rise in demand'.