Following the surprise EU referendum result, the Bank of England has kept interest rates at 0.5 per cent, indicating that the economy and the UK property market is - for now - stronger than expected. However, a cut of 0.25 per cent is possible next month as the Bank expects a "significant weakening" of activity in the housing market following Vote Leave. Experts predict a slowdown in house price growth over the next couple of years, with KPMG forecasting nationwide drops of f

It's just a short hop from Buckingham Palace and has been home to such luminaries as Sir Winston Churchill and Lord Mountbatten. Now, a flat has become available for sale in Admiralty Arch for an estimated £150 million. The apartment is believed to be the most expensive ever put on the market in London after topping One Hyde Park, at £140million. Estate agents expect that the 12-bedroom property will go for as much as £9,000 per sq ft – far higher than the £1,500 City of Wes

The appeal of bricks and mortar remained relatively robust in the face of the initial shock of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union. Asking prices for U.K. homes declined 0.9 percent to 305,504 pounds ($406,000) this month, a drop only slightly greater than the average over the past six years, according to property website operator Rightmove. Buyer demand declined from last year, when it was boosted by the general election result, but was at the same level as 2014 amid