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Can a set of snaps and some pithy paragraphs ever really do justice to a super-prime scheme?

There's been a glut of prime resi rebrands over the last 18 months or so, ranging from little licks of paint to full-on corporate gut-jobs. Here's our pick of the top seven recent brand overhauls: 1.

You'd have done rather well if you'd put all your money in Bitcoins rather than prime central London property back in July 2010, says Knight Frank's Tom Bill.

Luxury developer Royalton Group has bought the old BBC building on Marylebone High Street, W1, for £75m with plans to convert it into high-end apartments.

Redlap, Devon £5m Some people think the best instructions are the new ones. They're so wrong. Pros keep a beady eye on price drops, and they don't come much bigger than this.

Holland Park is leading the prime London pack for price growth, but is still a way off usurping Knightsbridge's spot at the top of the per square foot capital value table, says Khalil & Kane in its latest…

We've had big rebrands from Cluttons, JLL and Property Vision already this year, but last night it was Chesterton Humberts' turn to ruffle some new plumage.

5% of UK households (around 1.35m) are planning to buy a property within the next 12 months, says Knight Frank.

'Reciprocal travel club' 3RD HOME, which facilities swapsies between owners of luxury holiday homes, has teamed up with The Ritz-Carlton Destination Club to up the ante on perks for members of both outfits.

Zoopla-users are pretty bullish about what's in store for house prices over the next six months: the portal's latest Market Sentiment Survey indicates that homeowners are expecting an 8.

Can a five minute walk really be worth another 50 per cent?

It's a common brief. Two or three bedrooms, top drawer location, nice reception room overlooking a square, and enough entertaining space for 350 of their closest friends.