Location: Prime Outer London

Last month's stamp duty deadline may have boosted activity levels across the board in Q1, but the big trend appears to be one of increasing localisation - particularly in the capital.

Competition to design a 10,000 square foot fantasy home on a former golf course

An extremely rare portfolio of ten residential fixer-uppers in "emerging prime" South West London has come up for £7m.

Douglas & Gordon's latest statistics provide further confirmation that London's centre cannot hold, as house prices in "emerging prime" areas drift down at a slower rate than in prime proper for the second…

Four in ten new London homes were rejected by planners in Q1, as the total number of approvals tumbled by 64% compared to the same period last year - although Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea approved…

The latest HPI reading from the Land Registry has shown a monthly price decrease of -0.5% across England & Wales, bringing the annual change to 6.7%. In London a marginal monthly uplift of 0.

New figures have shown that 40% of the properties purchased in Prime London over the last three months were bought in cash, as investors charged on the capital.

Foxtons has reported a chunky rise in sales commissions in Q1 as buyers rushed to complete before the April stamp duty deadline. Total group revenue worked out at £38.

Wandsworth's planners have given the go-ahead to a £55m, 39-unit residential development of the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) site near Battersea Square.

Property tycoons David and Simon Reuben have topped the Sunday Times 2016 Rich List after an extraordinary year that saw their combined wealth grow by £3.4 billion.

It's all change in prime central London, as the annual rate of residential property price growth slowed to just 0.8% in March;

It's Her Majesty's big day, but this year, instead of sending an amusing corgi-based card, we've decided to take a look at some of the capital's best new schemes with royal connections.