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After the heavy turbulence of 2020, the industry returned from the festive break hopeful for a smoother ride in 2021; high-profile agencies were predicting big things for sales volumes and portals reported their busiest ever start to a year, but have buyers been getting on board? Here’s some notable sales successes from the first few weeks of the year to give an indication of what’s been shifting at the upper end…
A unique Mayfair penthouse and a re-engineered Notting Hill townhouse topped the rundown of resi sales lodged with the Land Registry in the final weeks of 2020.
The Stiff + Trevillion-designed redevelopment of 247 Tottenham Court Road will deliver eight new apartments and lots of office space.
Developer reports a strong start to the year at its landmark West End scheme, which has delivered 82 apartments including a £55m penthouse, as purchasers ‘take a long-term view of London’s luxury residential market’
Planning changes have opened the door to the creation of over 16,ooo new homes across the capital’s various “town centre” locations, says estate agency KFH, as it identifies London’s top 10 areas for retail-to-residential development opportunities.
‘Enchanting’ 5,000 square foot pile on Fife Road starred in the classic 1955 movie Value for Money with Diana Dors.
In a rare interview, luxury property developer Nick Candy has revealed what he would do differently at One Hyde Park, if the project were being delivered today.
Covering some 1,000 acres just north of Fareham, proposals Welborne Garden Village have moved a large step closer to reality.
Buyers picked up all six of the units at GPE’s 14 Brook Street within 12 weeks of the sales launch – with some relying on video and virtual viewings alone…