Location: United Kingdom
Kensington & Chelsea seeks powers to seize empty homes
Council's deputy leader requests drastic overhaul of empty dwelling management orders to alleviate "pressing housing needs"
Danish fashion tycoon becomes Britain’s biggest private landowner
Anders Holch Povlsen now outguns the Duke of Buccleuch in terms of sheer acreage
Foxtons to close flagship Park Lane office
High-profile agency shifting PCL hub up to Marylebone after 21 years as Grosvenor House's next-door neighbour
New Chelsea office for Chestertons
Agency debuts new shopfront on Cale Street
Five steps to designing the perfect staircase (and fixing any plan)
Those embarking on a redevelopment project should always start with the stairs - and be brave - advises architect Rodrigo Moreno Masey
Friday Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
A weekly stock check, powered by LonRes
Central Edinburgh’s biggest development site in a decade comes to market
RBS is selling a six acre development site next-door to New Town, with the potential to create "a striking new neighbourhood" in the heart of the Scottish capital
Buyers still fighting over top-notch stock – Middleton
Buying agency enjoys a 'fruitful' September despite some stiff competition and a 'really challenging' market
Book Now: ERC’s Sixth ‘Boom or Bust’ Property Debate
Black Brick's Camilla Dell and LonRes' Marcus Dixon confirmed as the first two speakers at the think tank's annual property discussion
FirethornTrust debuts in London with £26m Canary Wharf acquisition
Newly-launched investment firm teams up with Rockwell to buy prime waterfront building with potential
£4.6 billion in lost tax receipts and business revenue since 2014: Why the current stamp duty regime is hurting the UK economy
Notwithstanding the latest move to target foreign buyers, the government's incessant tinkering with high-end property levies has failed to optimise direct and indirect tax revenue, stifled economic activity,…
Westminster Councillors moot ‘major changes’ to improve the borough’s planning system
Westminster's Labour faction demands more transparency over planning decisions, and a bigger voice for the public