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Latest quarterly survey reveals a record number of unsold completed units, and a slowdown in construction starts

"Planning in England is less effective than at any time in the post-war era", declares Nick Raynsford's team in the first comprehensive review of the planning system for a generation

Despite intense political uncertainty, transactions above £10m are only marginally down on last year, reports Knight Frank, and activity levels look to be on the rise as vendors over-compensate on pricing...

As Westminster Council moves to limit the size of new homes to 150 square metres - the latest in a series of policy changes designed to temper the super-prime sector - we asked some of the most experienced…

Challenging three-year project transforms an Edwardian wreck on Wadham Gardens into a 7,000 square foot family residence that manages to stay on the right side of ostentatious...

70% of prime waterfront properties acquired by UK buyers are used as a main residence, reports Savills

Experts from the worlds of lighting, interior, and landscape design share their tips on how to maximise return on investment and still achieve luxury...

Westminster lays out tough new affordable housing regime and reacts to 'global demand for super-size properties' by proposing a 150 square metre cap as part of its ambitious 20-year strategy

Two years after rumours surfaced, new details have emerged around the sale of one of London's most important private homes, and the '£150m' renovation project returning the Grade II listed Georgian gem…

Zoopla has quizzed 660 estate agents and 6,000 consumers for its third State of the Property Nation report.

Guy Phoenix's latest super-home scheme in the East Midlands will come with a pioneering new feature when it launches in the Spring - the first dedicated residential landing pad for flying cars...

Over the last 12 months, 52% of valuations in the capital's prime markets were revised downward before purchase, according to the Queen's bank, with average revisions ranging from 2.2% to 7.8%