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Research by Hamptons has found that 28% of homes sold in the UK had been extended by their owners, rising to more than a one in three in London.

A survey by Carter Jonas has highlighted how the needs and wants of tenants have shifted through the pandemic.

There is a clear shift towards more eco-conscious house-hunting, reports Rightmove - but high costs and confusion are thwarting many people's desire to improve their home's energy efficiency.

Wealthy private client investors "have been operating against an unprecedented backdrop of macro-economic disruption," says Investec - but "these challenging times have failed to dampen sentiment and can…

North America retains its position as the top global region for the super-rich, while Europe has overtaken a "lacklustre" Asia-Pacific according to Capgemini’s new World Wealth Report.

Savills' latest buyer and seller survey highlights how prime property buying intentions are evolving.

Prime property buying agency Garrington has rated and ranked nearly 1,400 towns, cities and villages across the UK - measuring a dozen criteria ranging from green credentials and architectural beauty to…

The number of planning applications to build skyscrapers in London has dropped by more than 13% in the last year, according to the ninth annual London Tall Buildings Survey by New London Architecture and…

Knight Frank’s Global Head of Research, Liam Bailey, shares his key insights from the 16th edition of the firm's flagship annual publication, The Wealth Report.

Developers must walk the line between affordability and amenity, says Savills... This analysis shows where that line lies...

"We need a new approach" to encourage homeowners to go green, says John Rowlatt of De Montfort University

"Like the 1920s we are seeing penthouses and mansions in Mayfair selling well and rising dramatically in value," says Peter Wetherell.