Location: United Kingdom

As the Salmond/Darling slugfest raged on last night, it was quietly revealed that the prime second-hand property market in Scotland has just enjoyed its busiest 12 month period since 2008.

The shortlist for the English Heritage Angel Awards has just been released, doffing a baggy cap to the year's most heroic acts of architectural rescue.

Hotly-tipped developer G&T London has bolstered its PCL portfolio with the acquisition of a significant site in Bloomsbury, WC1.

So now the mystery of the 'Bantham buyer' appears to have been solved, let's have a look at what all the fuss was about... One of the jewels of the South Devon coast, the £11.

It's all kicking off in NW London. The tally of estate agencies in leafy West Hampstead could be about to top thirty, and other high street businesses in the area are not happy. At all.

"Architects could be at the heart of designing a new, better Scotland after a Yes vote," declared the Architects for Yes campaign at its launch yesterday.

Images of what HS2 works in Camden could look like have upset the residents of Primrose Hill.

"The price exuberance seen in some corners of the market is easing," says Knight Frank's Gráinne Gilmore, as the agency's monthly House Price Sentiment Index shows another drop.

Uber-developers Godfrey Bradman and Sir Stuart Lipton are reportedly back in business and making a significant play on the UK's private rented sector.

Sunny Cliff Hotel, Cliff Road, Salcombe Offers Over £4.5m Recently confirmed as the UK's priciest seaside town, one in three homes in Salcombe is apparently now worth over £1m.

We're about to enter one of the most important periods in the resi calendar. But will vendors be decisive or downright stubborn this Autumn? Here's what top agents are saying...

Residential projects are still leading the construction industry's growth, with 37% of all contracts awarded in July going to housebuilding.