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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

A professional property buyer can save you money and take the stress out of the buying process, here are some of the tricks they use.

London — A gracious five-bedroom Victorian townhouse in a part of southwest London once associated with a faded shabbiness has benefited from the area’s considerable gentrification in recent years. By Nicola Venning

Singapore investors may incur greater compliance costs but slow, cautious market poses buying opportunity. By Lee Meixian

We are thrilled to have taken home gold in the “Best Buying Agent” category at the Estate Agency of the Year Awards 2014. The esteemed event, that celebrates the very best in estate agency, took place at The Lancaster Hotel on Friday, 5th December and was sponsored by The Times and The Sunday Times.

The shake up of stamp duty was announced on Wednesday. By Jessie Hewiston.

Unfavourable exchange rates and prospective tax changes have not deterred international buyers from buying expensive properties in central London, say property finders, as many prepare for one of their busiest Christmases ever, despite low levels of housing stock. by Francesca Steele