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London living is certainly back in fashion, writes David Johnson, but the acute supply and demand imbalance is making for challenging buying conditions…

The Renters Reform Bill promises a "new deal" for England's 4.4 million private rented households, says Downing Street.

There's not a lot of detail to go on, but early property industry reactions to the latest proposed planning reforms have been less than positive.

85% of residences at the developer’s flagship London scheme have now been sold

A longstanding feature of high-end listings, ‘price on application’, is on the way out after Trading Standards deemed the term both ‘misleading’ and ‘unlawful’. But what d

The total value of UK homes sold in 2021 was 37% higher than in 2020.

"Underlying fundamentals suggest house prices are reasonably priced at current levels," says Neal Hudson, but "the fundamentals may be about to change – potentially quite quickly."

Peter Brooks-Johnson is to leave Rightmove in 2023, after 16 years with Britain's biggest property portal.

While house prices have risen by 6.1% over the last two years, the price of flats has fallen by -0.9%

Battersea Power Station's former Director of Placemaking, Honor Fishburn, is now UK & European Director at placemaking consultancy MurrayTwohig.

Two of central London's great estates are set to merge, creating a vast property empire across the West End.

The luxury developer has revealed plans for a ‘remarkable’ new mansion backing onto Wentworth Golf Course