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Heaton & Partners, the property buying business set up in February by former PropertyVision director Ed Heaton, seems to be riding high in an "unusual market".

Rather than benefit the working majority, a mansion tax could, in fact, do the opposite, says Tony Hennessey... Imagine for a moment that it is June 2015.

Featuring that instant-classic visualisation of London's Southbank in ten years' time, CBRE's authoritative report on the area's transformation is not to be missed. It's a fascinating story;

Putting money in nice (expensive) things is a shrewd move, according to Knight Frank's Luxury Investment Index.

Labour Councillors have accused Westminster Council of allowing developers to "buy out" their on-site affordable homes obligations at a "cut price", and losing out on a massive £31,130,387 as a result.

Ears were bound to prick up when a £5.25m apartment was offered "By Appointment of Receivers" earlier today, but few could have expected the address to be quite so prominent...

Marcus Cooper's magic touch has been in evidence again.

Strutt & Parker has snagged one of the top names in PCL resi sales with the appointment of Casper Tham from Sotheby's. Casper Tham

Number One Grosvenor Square, currently the Canadian High Commission, is to be sold off for either residential or hotel use.

There's a great deal riding - and rising - on London's Southbank right now.

The seventh Luxury Property Show is looming: the Hurlingham Club in leafy Fulham will once again play home to many of the world's most swanky pads and big spenders as the Show rolls in to town on the 29th…

"We are not living in boom times" says a report from the Arbuthnot Banking Group.