Location: United Kingdom

Battersea Power Station Development Company has picked Bouygues UK for one of the biggest private building contracts ever awarded.

Built environment think tank New London Architecture has had think, and come up with "100 ideas to solve the London housing crisis and provide a blueprint for 21st century city living". I

London’s luxury developers are increasingly applying their interior design expertise closer to home and creating headquarters that would make the Google folk jealous.

LBS Properties is prepping to unveil its latest scheme to the general public tomorrow, a 53-storey resi tower near West India Dock designed by Make Architects. E

It's recently been estimated that adding a roof terrace can boost a property's value by up to 12% in London; follow these tips from landscaping guru Barry Burrows, however, and you could find the sky's the…

Prime central London has been a sticky old wicket for a while now, but here's proof there's still a few motivated buyers out there; one agency has just reported exchanging on a Knightsbridge townhouse in…

"Globally mobile" individuals pretty much shape prime city and retreat resi markets around the world, says Savills, by snapping up additional homes for business or leisure.

We can't afford the luxury of keeping England's Greenbelt development-free, says Countrywide in a new report looking into housebuilding on these protected areas.

A Singapore-based developer is pitching Camberwell as "the new Chelsea" to potential buyers of its latest scheme

Jeremy Corbyn's has called in Westminster veteran Jon Trickett MP as the new Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (CLG), and returns John Healey MP to his old position as Shadow Ho…

Chinese real estate developers are driving $34.6bn-worth of property investment outflows from China into markets around the world, with some significant projects in prime London tapping that wealth

House prices across the increased by 5.2% in the year to July 2015, according to the latest ONS statistics, down from 5.7% in the year to June 2015