Location: United Kingdom

London's housing landscape is "not going to be back to normal until the end of the decade," argued a top housing professor yesterday.

No change for prime Scottish country house prices last month, leaving annual growth down to it's lowest level of the year, +1.4%, according to the latest from Knight Frank.

The only surviving remnant of the Royal Palace of Esher has become available to rent for £15k a month.

Louise Hewlett has just launched an independent property company

RTKL, the architecture / urban design uber-practice behind the likes of Shanghai's Baccarat Residences and Jakarta's Four Seasons,  has made a move on London's residential arena with the "strategic hire"…

Construction behemoth Balfour Beatty has named its new CEO.

A Singapore-based proper developer has bought the Royal Mail's old London Street site in Paddington for £111m in cash, with plans in place for a mixed-use projects.

Boris Johnson has kicked off the inaugural MIPIM UK conference with a rabble-rousing keynote speech, criticising the 'xenophobic left-wing commentators' calling for a clampdown on overseas investment.

Warren Buffett's looking to do a Virgin, turning his Berkshire Hathaway company name into a global consumer brand.

UK house prices rose at a steady +11.7% in the year to August 2014, marking no change in the annual rate compared to the previous month. August managed +0.

As we all know, one of the big drawbacks of owning a fleet of supercars is finding somewhere to park them. Especially if you live in Mayfair. Building Not Included: The forecourt