The Latest Breaking News from Savills

An average house in London could be worth over £70k more in five years time, but prices have further to fall first says Savills

Offices now face “a potential new wave of unexpected vacancies,” Moody’s wrote. WeWork’s first move was to dump 70 leases—35 of them in New York.

Singer lived in St John's Wood mansion for two and a half years

Racehorse trainer Andrew Reid is selling a house with a designer cross-country course and stabling for 14 horses

Super-luxury property owners are knocking millions off their house prices in the hopes of making a sale in a struggling market

Sat behind the capital's most famous advertising board, Marcus Geddes sounds confident that property giant Landsec will have no trouble lining up a tenant for the last remaining floor of office space at Lucent, a large West End island site that has undergone a major redevelopment and is home to…

Frognal Rise House, on the corner of Frognal Rise and Lower Terrace, has been home to three generations of the same family since 1937, but is now on sale for £11 million

Some prime London housing markets are benefitting from affluent buyers’ ability to buy with cash or low loan-to-value ratios, Savills said.

City and West End rents for top quality office spaces have improved in what will be a welcome update for landlords in a tough leasing market, as new data shows total take-up has slumped.