W.A.Ellis sales dept busiest January since 2009 - £2m and below particularly buoyant

Sterling’s slide boosts London property demand

'Prime central London property' is the buzzword amongst buyers - many of them increasingly from overseas

Importance of London’s Domestic Home Buyers Grows As They Recycle Wealth

According to research from Knight Frank, house prices in certain areas of London have risen by more than 50% in the past three years reports NAEA

Prime central London rents declined in the second half of 2012, taking the annual fall to 3.2% in 2012

Poor weather and the back to school/work hiatus could create an opportunity for buyers and sellers during the first quarter of 2013, says property consultants Cluttons

Knight Frank’s new report, International Residential Investment in London, out today, reveals the size of overseas investment into the London new-build sector

A record number of London homes worth £5 million plus changed hands in 2012 as demand for the capital’s residential real estate remained strong in spite of increased taxation, says...

2012 saw a significant slowing of house price growth in central London despite strong international demand according to the latest research from Savills