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"When we come out of this, we may well end up working differently, and many [building] companies where they are able will look to significantly shorten supply lines," says Knight Frank.

A knock-down project on St John's Wood's Hamilton Terrace has been offered up for sale at £10m.

Originally asking £23m, a super-home on Hamilton Terrace is now being sold off on behalf of Receivers for just under £15m

Househunters are craving outside space amid the lockdown, says Rightmove, after analysing the top ten keyword searches on its platform over the last few weeks

The level of new stock hitting the market has fallen by up to 95% in some parts of the UK

The ongoing Coronavirus lockdown will be followed by a "mini-boom" in prime London's property market, predicts super-prime specialist estate agency Beauchamp.

"Given the lockdown and pausing of key activities in the housing market, statistics on the number of properties coming to market, new seller asking prices, and new sales agreed are not meaningful," says…

New lease of life for the old Natwest bank and the derelict building next-door, as Westminster green-lights Moxley Architects-designed proposals at its first ever virtual planning meeting

People are very resilient and, when this is over, they will want to get back to their lives quickly, says Eric Curran...

The Farrells-designed Lyons Place is delivering 24 apartments and penthouses, and this set of 'upside-down' family homes, on the site of a former petrol station

A Park Village East resident has been given the go-ahead to launch a High Court challenge against the massive infrastructure project next month, claiming that tunnelling below the £3m properties could…

Real estate worst hit of all 22 sectors covered by Begbies Traynor's quarterly Red Flag Alert survey