Location: Prime Outer London

There's a familiar story doing the rounds today: stock levels are down but demand and deal levels are riding high in London.

Shares in Foxtons have been described as "Marmite" by brokers, as Reuters reports that the estate agency's planned stock market float is already over-subscribed.

The seventh Luxury Property Show is looming: the Hurlingham Club in leafy Fulham will once again play home to many of the world's most swanky pads and big spenders as the Show rolls in to town on the 29th…

How does a developer select a suitable area for a major new scheme?

Berkeley Group has bought QVC's old offices, Marco Polo House, in Battersea for £105m, outgunning Killian Hurley's Mount Anvil bid for the site, which has planning permission for 456 luxury residential…

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.

Along with St Paul's Cathedral and Boris Johnson, the iconic towers of Battersea Power Station are one of the capital's most recognisable silhouettes.

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

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.

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…

Buyers will need to have their wits about them as gazumping returns with a vengeance, says Camilla Dell...

Camden Council sounds pretty fed up with the number of unoccupied properties on its patch, and has asked for additional powers to clamp down on "Buy to Leave" investments.