Why London's property market is broken — and what fixes can we expect in the spring statement?
Detailed analysis by Savills breaks it down further. For the lower mainstream submarket, in which a 1,200 sq ft home would ...
Russia 'Managed to Influence' People in White House—Zelensky
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said he thinks Russia has wielded influence over people in President Donald Trump 's White House, as the U.S. attempts to broker a peace in the war.
‘Walk The Line’ Studio Versa Expands London Site
UK-based production studio Versa Studios is expanding its London site after acquiring an additional 200,000 square feet of ...
Map reveals cheapest places to buy a house in England & Wales – from idyllic countryside borough to party city
A NEW map reveals the cheapest places to buy houses in England and Wales – everywhere from untouched countryside to a party ...
Britain to invest 2 billion pounds to build 18,000 affordable homes
Britain's government on Tuesday pledged 2 billion pounds ($2.58 billion) to build up to 18,000 social and affordable homes in ...
Japan's Nomura Real Estate strikes deal with L&G to enter UK housing market
One of Japan's largest property developers has struck a deal with Legal & General to build more than 1,000 homes in Britain's ...
UK’s ‘posh enclave’ where house prices average £532,000 named best place to live in the north
As for the rest of the UK, Saffron Walden in Essex – where house prices average out at a whopping £607,100 – came in first ...
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UK property: Britain’s most expensive streets outside of London named 2025
Property website Rightmove published its latest edition of its most expensive streets report, which named the UK's most ...
Super-prime London property market ‘flourishing’ despite non-dom reforms
London property in the super-prime segment is "flourishing" according to Mike Golden co-founder of Christie's International ...
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Brewed awakening: the evolution of London's pub food
From gastropubs to game-changing residencies, today’s public houses serve more than just pints, writes Christy Spring.
UK's first permanent facial recognition cameras to be installed in south London despite backlash
The UK’s first permanent live facial recognition (LFR) cameras will be installed in south London in a bid to catch criminals.
Key numbers around housing asylum seekers in UK hotels
Afghans and Iranians were the most common nationalities among the 38,079 asylum seekers in hotels in December.