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Drastic redesign for the controversial 4.4-hectare Shoreditch development site sees the number of homes culled from over 1,300 to just 250

'Tepid' Q3 sees transaction volumes down 17% on the same period last year, with new instructions falling by 19%, and prices by 3%;

'Amazing' converted pub on Waverton Street - once priced at £25m - is bought out of receivership at under £1,750 per square foot;

Capital & Counties confirms that it has received "a number of proposals" from parties interested in the 77-acre Earls Court estate, while it "continues to advance preparations for a possible demerger"…

As reports come in of a brace of penthouse deals above the £100m mark, PrimeResi looks at an exclusive cohort of ultra-prime schemes with marquee units capable of achieving nine figures...

The explosion of the ASEAN middle class is good news for European markets, says Chris Dietz, and savvy property advisors and agents are developing their offerings to service this ever-important investor…

Sterling Private Office explains why it considers "unique" apartments at Battersea Power Station, Regent's Crescent & Chiltern Place to be "London’s premier new-build investments"

More success for west London super-home specialist Graham Hedger; low-profile firm manages to spark top-end interest 'that many in the industry were saying did not exist'

Resi sales agents CBRE & Knight Frank 'stood down' at landmark West End scheme as developer 'sees no point in chasing a market that is increasingly detached from reality'

Commentary from the luxury property industry's top players and pundits

A summary of housing and property-related announcements from this year's Budget

Ahead of Spreadsheet Phil's big day, London Central Portfolio collates the latest SDLT statistics to argue why the government's recent programme of tax reforms has been both 'ill-conceived and ineffective',…