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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’.

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