Location: United Kingdom

Estate agency Dexters has summarised how home-movers priorities have "re-ordered" during the Coronavirus lockdown.

Last week saw 23 bidders fight it out for the Grade II* Troy House in the Wye Valley, which was guided at £200k-£250k but ended up selling for £1.356m

May’s most interesting rumours involving famous people and their homes – some of which might even turn out to be true…

Property lawyers are having to adapt fast to the consequences of coronavirus, whilst making sure they transact within the law and protect buyers, sellers and funders from fraudulent activity.

A plan to turn a "severely dilapidated" former hotel near Hyde Park into a "very large" family home has been dismissed by RBKC's planning inspector.

Liz Whitaker-Street and Amy Seager set up Whitaker Seager just before the Coronavirus lockdown...

Designs by John McAslan + Partners’ to turn the landmark Thameside building into a mix of resi and hotel were originally green-lighted in 2016.

London is an "Alpha City", declares Professor Rowland Atkinson.

Leafy locales of SW London & mansion-strewn lands north of Hampstead Village tipped for a boost at the expense of PCL apartments, as buyers weigh up location vs green space in the post-pandemic era

Adams brothers' masterpiece to be restored as an ultra-prime single dwelling, five years after changing hands for £27m.

Chestertons reports a 10-15% drop in rental values since March, citing diminished demand from students and corporates among the key factors

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