Location: Prime Central London

The prime lettings market has "picked up" in the first half of the year, says Savills, as a slow-but-steady economic recovery drives confidence and employment.

The interior designers' show of choice, Decorex, is fast approaching, taking over a third grand venue in three years. The event set up in the Royal Hospital, Chelsea in 2012;

"The housing market is now fully in recovery mode,"says CBRE in its latest Regional Land report, as it forecasts strong but sustainable growth over the next five years.

A couple of recent reports have flagged up the changing face of London's Midtown rental market: Savills argued here that technology workers are reinventing the corporate lettings landscape, while LCP claimed…

Londoners - seemingly for the first time in living memory - are not the most bullish about house prices, reports Zoopla, as confidence that prices will rise over the next six months in the capital slips…

Steve Boultbee-Brooks' new venture, Boultbee LDN, has snapped up a rare development site in Marylebone.

Unprecedented demand has cultivated a 'sellers' market in London over recent years, but change is afoot in the higher price ranges, says Camilla Dell...

Chelsea has been named as London’s most popular prime resi address, outselling all other PCL areas over the last year.

One of London's most infamous addresses - 33 Portland Place - has come up for sale. Davenport at Portland Place (Photographed by Miles Dangerfield)

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Great Portland Estates has revealed it's poised to embark on six "near-term" schemes over the next twelve months.

An in-depth look at Westminster's prime resi market has estimated that the owners of properties worth more than £15m each spend around £4.