Location: Prime Outer London

A strong and stable domestic economy will underpin the UK housing market over the next five years, says JLL in its latest batch of forecasts, while London looks set to come under increasing pressure.

Jamie Lester's Haus Properties is launching another office in leafy Fulham, taking its tally of branches in the capital to four.

An apartment in Knightsbridge's One Hyde Park has topped the list of resi sales recorded by the Land Registry in September. The latest dataset shows Apartment A.04.

Knight Frank has made a fleet of promotions across the business, creating 39 new Salaried Partners and 57 new Associates.

The Land Registry recorded a monthly price increase of 1% in September across England & Wales, taking the annual change to +5.3%.

The number of £1m+ property sales slumped by 11% in the first half of 2015, but the regional picture tells a slightly different story, as average property prices in three towns breach the million mark…

The market is "taking time to recover" from the General Election, says Foxtons plc in its latest trading update; the firm's figures are looking decidedly healthier already though...

Banda Property is cooking up another boutique scheme in Battersea, following the resounding success of the firm's conversion of a former bakery just around the corner.

Battersea Power Station Development Company has signed off on a deal with art'otel to open a 160+ room "luxury lifestyle" hotel in a Foster + Partners-designed building on Electric Boulevard.

The City of London Corporation, local authority for the Square Mile, has decided to build 3,700 new homes by 2025, in what will be the biggest house-building programme since the completion of the Barbican…

Average rents for private properties increased faster in Westminster than anywhere else in England in 2014, rising by 28.4%. 87% of English countries saw rents rise; 13% saw drops.

A mighty 128,000 square foot resi scheme with a GDV of £250m has just been given the go-ahead on The Bishops Avenue in north London.