Location: United Kingdom

For developers, changes announced in November's Spending Review signal a huge opportunity.

Although 2015 may not go down as a vintage year in the country market, a number of extraordinary properties still changed hands behind the scenes.

A major new scheme has just been given the thumbs up in Covent Garden, involving the complete demolition of a giant 80s office building.

Knight Frank City & East has boosted its burgeoning resi development division with another hire.

One of Greenwich’s biggest private houses has just been sold after hitting the market for a record £3.75m.

Repair and maintenance on historic buildings in England accounted for 10% of the total value of the construction industry in 2010, and heritage tourism represented 2% of the UK’s GDP in 2011, says Historic England…

A New York apartment block is proving to be quite the hit with UK buyers, with classical-look interiors and a setting overlooking Central Park that is, to the developer's eye, reminiscent of London's…

The Garden of England could be about to cultivate a reputation as a top wine-producing region after being chosen as the ideal terroir for Champagne Taittinger's debut UK venture.

Prospective buyers at Battersea Power Station are being invited to take an "immersive" interactive journey into the future and see how the finished project will actually look.

Westminster has given the go-ahead for a major new development on London's Hyde Park Corner.

Former home of the Earl of Suffolk relaunched as a "try before you buy" opportunity

The government has announced two new "garden towns", which will get £1.1m in new funding to help deliver up to 50,000 new homes between them.