Properties
Grade I with distinction: Sale agreed on Mozart’s Belgravia townhouse
Important property on Ebury Street sells in double-quick time
Boutique scheme brought to market on Chesham Street
Six-unit project in prime Belgravia promises 'all the beauty of the Victorian age with everything than modern, contemporary design and technology can bring'
A Healthy Market: On the rise of private gyms in Mayfair
Mayfair is already well-served by commercial gyms, but high-end property developers are going to great lengths to deliver even more health & happiness to wealthy buyers in Prime Central London.
Playground furore puts private residents’ amenities in the spotlight
Lambeth development prompts 'outrage', 'fury' & 'disgust' after 'segregating' children living in social housing from a private play area.
Omani billionaire’s luxury property firm rolls into London with flagship Mayfair studio
PNC Menon's Sobha Realty is launching in the UK, taking over the former Foxtons HQ on Park Lane to create a lavish 'Global Studio'.
CBRE bags 18 Blackfriars Road brief
Black Pearl appoints agency to advise on its £1bn scheme on London's Southbank
Eaton Square lateral finds a taker
2,832 sq ft apartment on the preferred northern terrace first appeared on the market in 2015
British consulate picks up Manhattan penthouse for $16m
Records show the British Consulate-General in New York acquiring a marquee unit at 50 United Nations Plaza, billed as 'the ultimate global address'
Fortwell goes on a lending spree in Manchester & Birmingham
Property finance firm has lent £31m and £55m to fund two major resi schemes in key regional cities.
Battersea Power Station developer hits back at discounting claims
BPSDC and agents JLL refute claims that construction delays at the £9bn scheme could lead to units being sold off at 'up to 40% of their original price'
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Newcourt unveils ‘ballroom’ apartment at East Sussex heritage scheme
Three-year restoration project has brought the Grade II listed Wadhurst Place back from the brink