Piers Wehner

The backers of the King’s Cross regeneration plan in North London are selling a 20% stake in the project for an expected £200m.

The Prince of Wales has today made an plea for architects to put pedestrians first and end the tyranny of the automobile.

British investors are piling back into the Dubai property market in search of bargains, despite warnings that it is starting to cool.

Plans for the Met Office’s new buildings in Exeter, which have been given the go-ahead, were inspired by the Tron films and 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Bridgepoint, the private equity house, has entered the bidding for outsourcing giant Mouchel.

Record numbers of rich Russians are buying their way into the UK on investor visas as the rouble collapses.

Measures to raise the energy efficiency of new homes have had an unwanted side effect: Their residents are at greater risk of developing asthma.

A wealthy French family has bought three London homes in less than six months, with a combined cost of £150m.

The global downturn has resulted in an increase in the number of private islands being put on the market, with some costing just tens of thousands of pounds.

Property tycoon Nick Candy is making moves into technology and energy after buying stakes in two investment companies floating on the London stock market.

The recent news of hatchet-burying between Cuba and the USA is good news for property investors.