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Buyers are getting angry again - the market must be turning...
If there is a sure sign that the housing market is really turning a corner, it is the return of ‘real emotion’, says Nicolas Pejacsevich
Nic Pejacsevich founded boutique estate agency Nicolas Van Patrick alongside Patrick Alvarado in 2014. Based in Knightsbridge, the firm covers sales, lettings and property management across Knightsbridge, Belgravia, Kensington & Chelsea and Mayfair.
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