Company Tag: Black Brick
Agency reports flurry of activity in Knightsbridge as buyers go bargain hunting
'Average price per square foot for one and two-bed apartments in reasonable condition has fallen from around £2,000 to £1,700 since 2014'
‘Look at the property’s value in 2014, take off the additional Stamp Duty, and use that as a benchmark’ – Black Brick
Prime London's market seems to be bottoming out, agrees Camilla Dell
Buyer bags off-market apartment at Clarges Mayfair for £21.15m
Black Brick secures 'stunning' four-bed on behalf of Russian client, after negotiating a 10% discount...
Knightsbridge loses its shine for Middle Eastern buyers
Camilla Dell notes a 'shift in focus' amongst London's Middle Eastern buyers... Purchasers from the GCC region are more focused on areas like Marylebone these days.
‘Competitive bidding returns to Prime Central London’
Gazumping and bidding wars are back as a combination of pent-up demand, currency advantage and realistic pricing boosts transaction levels, notes top buying agency
Trump’s diplomacy could mean more investment for London and UK property
"London can only benefit" from America's stowing of the welcome mat for Middle Eastern and Chinese investors
London buying agency ‘saves clients £40m on property purchases’
Black Brick hits ten-year milestone; adds up total discount negotiated on behalf of buyers
Indian buyers eye London property after investment rule change
Buying agency reports surge in enquiries after relaxations in overseas investment rules
Taking stock and looking ahead
Black Brick's Camilla Dell reflects on an eventful year
#AutumnStatement: The prime resi industry reacts
What the luxury property sector thinks about the abolition of letting agency fees, more money for housebuilding and infrastructure, and no changes to stamp duty
Property magnate becomes the American President: The prime resi industry reacts
What does Donald Trump's win mean for the UK's luxury property sector?
The forecast for the prime London market? That depends on which part…
Sub £1m market to remain resilient, but new-build segment looks vulnerable, according to buying agency Black Brick