Celebrity home moves 2019: Britney Spears's former Beverly Hills mansion among A-list property sales of the year
Here’s your sneak peek of the best celebrity home buys and sales this year.
Camberley in Surrey among best places to buy a home: outstanding schools are the hot ticket for London commuters looking to move in 2020
Camberley is nice and leafy, deeply affordable by Surrey standards and there’s a good range of property.
Old Kent Road among London’s fast-changing areas in 2020: series of large-scale new homes developments set to transform south-east London route
In total, £10 billion is expected to be spent on new homes developments, new piazzas and linear parks along the road.
Deal in Kent among best places to buy a home in 2020: seaside town with high-speed trains for London commuters is one of UK's top-performing areas
Property values in Deal have been bolstered by high-speed rail links and London’s widening commuter belt.
London’s most popular homes 2019: Hackney house with hidden surprise among the capital's most-viewed properties
Property fans browse everything from a mock-Georgian commuter village mansion to an E5 terrace house kitted out with its own pub-style snug.
London house prices: property prices in prime addresses predicted to rise by twenty per cent in the next five years
After a prolonged period of sluggish sales, the weak pound is tempting overseas buyers back to Belgravia, Knightsbridge, Mayfair, Kensington and Chelsea, Marylebone and Notting Hill with discounts of up to 42%.
Britain’s most expensive streets: west London Holland Park address sees £1.6 million added to average house price
Holland Park street retains its crown as Britain’s most expensive.
Celebrity home moves of 2019: Reese Witherspoon's Malibu ranch and Mark Ronson's LA house among A-list property buys of the year
Here’s your sneak peek of the best celebrity home buys and sales this year.
Stamp duty-free London property: where to find homes for less than the £300,000 tax threshold for first-time buyers
There are still some London areas where more than half of homes sold this year were priced less than the first-time buyer stamp duty threshold.