London Property Prices

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  Renters In London Face Crisis, Average Rent Hits A Record Rs 2,50,000 Per Month

  The new average rent in London has risen to an astounding GBP 2,480 per month, setting a record high.

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  The Unlikely Chinese Cities Where House Prices Rival London

  Some of the world's priciest housing markets aren't where you might think. A four-year property boom in China has elevated a collection of little-known cities and turned them into real estate gold.

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  Once Red-Hot, UK Real Estate Investments Run Into Trouble

  Commercial real estate has hit the headlines this week, a victim of the recent Brexit vote which has left over $20 billion trapped in funds that not long ago promised investors a slice of London's red-hot property market

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  Brexit Vote Seen Shaking London Property Market

  After a slump in 2008 during the global financial crisis, the sector recovered, first tentatively and then at full pelt, with average prices this year reaching 54 per cent higher than their pre-crisis peak.

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  Foreign Investors Eye UK Property After Brexit Fallout

  With property prices in Britain predicted to plummet post-Brexit, foreign investors, especially in Asia, are already poised for a buying spree.

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  Brexit May Make UK Real Estate Cheaper For Indian Buyers

  Indian investors may look at acquiring properties in UK, including in London, following devaluation of pound and fall in real estate prices due to Britain's exit from European Union, property consultants said today.

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  Brexit May Make UK Real Estate Cheaper For Indian Buyers

  Indian investors may look at acquiring properties in UK, including in London, following devaluation of pound and fall in real estate prices due to Britain's exit from European Union, property consultants said.

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  Believe It. London House, 10 Feet Wide, Costs 800,000 Pounds.

  If you're going to live here, better skip those second helpings.

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  Shabana Azmi Films British Mini-Series Capital in London

  Capital is a portrait of a road transformed by soaring property prices

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  Londoners Flee Steep House Prices, Head for Provinces

  Expensive housing, an overloaded transport system and a lack of space are driving thousands of Londoners out of the hectic British capital to other, calmer cities such as Birmingham.

• Lionel Messi Balks at Sky-High Rent for Brazil Mansion

  Sky-high property prices in Brazil have claimed a new victim in Argentina forward Lionel Messi, the world's highest-paid footballer.