Location: Prime Central London

Jones Lang LaSalle's chief Guy Grainger gave a fascinating interview to The Telegraph at the weekend, in which he revealed big plans for the residential side of the business.

The most expensive residential property to be sold in July was Number Two Holland Park, for £23.3m, according to the latest set of Price Paid stats from the Land Registry.

Reports from the ground suggest that South East Asia's famed appetite for investing in London's property market is showing no signs of waning.

The average price of a modest two-bed flat in prime London could hit seven figures by March if things carry on like this.

2013 is turning out to be a pretty good year for the resi development market.

Hong Kong has trumped Switzerland as most expensive construction market, according to EC Harris's latest International Construction Costs Report, while Australia and Japan have both seen significant…

Candy & Candy has won planning permission to turn its own Knightsbridge office into a chunky 13,616 sq ft single residence.

Planning Minister Nick Boles has (nearly, finally) published a new national online planning guidance resource for public testing and comment.

Prime London property stalwart Gary Hersham has had a run-in with the wrong sorts, getting mugged by a gang of four reprobates near Marble Arch at the weekend, just a few days before his daughter's wedding.

Price reductions at the top-end of the property market are falling: 20% of £1m+ homes currently on the market have been reduced in price, compared to 28% at this time last year, according to some research…

Prime central London property prices rose for the 34th month in a row in August, according to the latest from Knight Frank, with a 0.6% month-on-month increase taking that rise to 4.

Today's the day that Foxtons formerly hangs out the For Sale sign, with an announcement that the estate agency will float at least 50% of its shares on the FTSE stock market.