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London Central Portfolio suggests prime property prices could benefit if the UK votes to leave the EU.

National Landlords Association polled members for views on the EU referendum, set to take place on 23 June.

ONS house price index shows strong growth in property values as June 23 referendum on Brexit approaches.

Countrywide figures show many UK rents absorb less post-tax income but London rents are soaring.

The "most-protected private home in Britain" lies within US Embassy security cordon.

Professor David Miles, who called 2007 housing crash, pours cold water on Treasury's Brexit analysis.

Your Move and Reeds Rains says house prices fell by 0.4% on average between April and May.

Arcadis predicts prime property in cities like Birmingham and Manchester set to boom.

Rics says majority of surveyors believe house prices about to fall in the UK.

EU referendum in UK and US presidential election weighing down property markets in respective countries.

HomeLet says slight slowdown in rent growth may be result of buy-to-let investor surge ahead of stamp duty hike.

Halifax house price index shows 9.2% annual growth in property values on average during May.

A 46% slump in UK buyer registration has occured in just one month, says Paul Smith

Investigation exposes puzzling relationship between Church of Scientology and historic English property.

House price growth quickened in March 2016 as buy-to-let investors sought to beat stamp duty hike.

Stirling Ackroyd says prime London postcode values fell by 2.4% on average at the end of 2015.

In one Brexit scenario, Fitch said property prices could fall by as much as 25%.

Chris Grigg, chief executive of British Land, says firm do not think Brexit would be positive for economy.

Rightmove says "eye-watering" price rises for first-time buyers as rampant buy-to-let investors consume supply.

Chartered surveyor e.surv said mortgage lending for house sales down nearly a fifth in April.

Starter homes, pay-to-stay and other policies get go-ahead as Lords back down.

Average house price in England and Wales nears £300,000 as London's exceeds £600,000 mark.

LendInvest research shows better rental yields outside London where investors can buy more property.

Reports suggest the government would block plans should a legal challenge to the new property rules fail.

Falling value of sterling would make prime London property more attractive to foreign investors.

St Ives will only give permission to new developments if they are for permanent residents, not second homebuyers

Analysis by Chestertons reveals how much property prices are rising every day across London's boroughs.

London property pushed down to 23rd place in Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index as prices stagnate.

Research by Legal & General and the Cebr shows scale of financial support parents give children to buy homes.

ONS private rental data shows how fast rents are rising across England.