London’s South Kensington is primed for buyers seeking a bargain
Falling prices make it a good time to buy in the high-end enclave — as long as you have a spare £10m or so. By Graham Norwood

Falling prices make it a good time to buy in the high-end enclave — as long as you have a spare £10m or so. By Graham Norwood
Fears are growing about the number of homes being bought by investors and left empty — but what can be done to stop it? By Graham Norwood
Homeowners have a new mantra — renovate, don’t relocate when it comes to upsizing, says Robin Ash
From April, buyers of holiday homes will have to pay an extra 3% in stamp duty. Should you race against the clock or hold fire? asks Graham Norwood
Banks are setting up special departments for big loans for big houses. By Holly Thomas
Mayfair shoebox to Scottish estates – what would your imaginary winnings get you these days in the high-end property market? by Zoe Dare Hall.
London’s swankiest neighborhoods of Knightsbridge and Belgravia are becoming no-go areas for even the wealthiest property investors. By Neil Callanan
Within 12 hours of Greece defaulting on repayment of part of a loan to the International Monetary Fund, a prime central London buying agency issued a press release claiming it was seeing a rise in Greek clients. by Graham Norwood
We won! We were thrilled to take home Best Property Adviser at the third edition of the Wealth Adviser Awards, presented on 15 May in London’s Mayfair, which brought together the leading names in the wealth management industry to celebrate the achievements of the best performing wealth managers and advisers in 2014. The awards were […]
Estate agents began to exchange on property worth millions of pounds as uncertainty over the election lifted. By Francesca Steele
The cost of deals is falling but lenders are the most generous to new landlords with substantial deposits. By Meanie Wright