Location: Prime Outer London

HSBC, Lloyds and Bank of Ireland have raised Weston Homes' funding facility by £80m, giving the  London and Home Counties property developer access to £200m until 2020.

Every region in the country apart from London recorded a rise in asking prices over the last month, according to Rightmove. The capital's average fall of -0.

The ambitious transformation of what was originally the Sloane School is one of the most hotly-anticipated schemes in the prime London pipeline

The notional country estate that Carter Jonas uses to track performance against other asset classes rose in value between 2015 and 2016, but ended up being outshone by classic cars, UK resi and UK commercial…

One in five properties currently listed for sale in London has a price tag of £1m or more, according to new research, with the proportion in the priciest boroughs now approaching two-thirds.

Rather than focusing on the results, new research has looked into the reasons why the capital's homeowners decide to come to market in the first place.

"Developers need to be nimble and turn the difficult market to their advantage," advises Arcadis in its latest report, adding (rather ominously): "...

Developer Taylor Wimpey Central London has snapped up a "significant" 0.5 acre site in Pimlico, complete with consent for a new mixed-use scheme designed by Sheppard Robson.

After a 40% surge in the last year alone, a total of 35,000 prime homes are now due to be built in the capital over the next decade, with a combined floor area the size of the City of London and a…

The UK's property employment sector has been experiencing some of the biggest fluctuations in salaries and vacancies in almost ten years, according to new research out today, with online emerging as the…

Kinleigh Folkard & Hayward has opened up new offices in Clerkenwell, EC1V and Earls Court, SW5, taking the firm's London office tally to 55, with ten in Zone One.

Greenfield and prime central London development land values have dropped by 2.5% and 1.8% respectively year-on-year, says Knight Frank, although urban development land outside of London are shooting up.