A multi-million pound redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks has been given the green light two years after the Prince of Wales intervened over plans for the site... more
The multi-million-pound redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks is given the go-ahead by council chiefs two years after the Prince of Wales intervened over plans for the site... more
The Qatari royal family is set to add Battersea Power Station to its London property collection alongside Harrods, Chelsea Barracks and the One Hyde Park apartments in Knightsbridge... more
Property: Nick Candy won't comment on whether he's planning to buy the Household Cavalry barracks, but the MoD says there has been interest for what could be a £500 million deal... more
Prince Charles could extend his influence over London's skyline after an offer to step into the gap created by the abolition of the Government's design watchdog. ... more
Some call his designs 'boring' but he calls them 'buildings people are comfortable with'. Michael Squire, the Qataris' choice to replace Richard Rogers on London's most controversial project, talks to Mira Bar-Hillel... more
Prince Charles has fought a 25-year battle against modern architecture - ever since branding a plan for an extension on the National Gallery as a "monstrous carbuncle on the face of a much-loved and elegant friend"... more
Proposals for a sports centre on the site of the former Chelsea Barracks could be scaled down if a Victorian chapel on the land is given listed status... more
Property: Qatari investors behind the redevelopment of the Chelsea Barracks have given the planned Shard of Glass skyscraper on the south side of London Bridge the kiss of life... more
The Candy brothers have agreed to sell their stake in the £3 billion Chelsea Barracks scheme and the neighbouring Grosvenor Waterside development to their Qatari partners... more
It is nice to see the Qataris wish to be good neighbours with the residents of Chelsea and Belgravia. A very English representative of the oil-state's development arm, Qatari Diar, took morning tea last Friday with members of the Belgravia Residents Association... more
Property tycoons Nick and Christian Candy have been in negotiations over the sale of their stake in the £1billion Chelsea Barracks, the Evening Standard can reveal... more
While London’s property market stalls, the Candy brothers are forging ahead with jaw-dropping projects that include £100m apartments. Here, they answer the critics who have attacked their plans for Chelsea Barracks and Knightsbridge... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do
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