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Latest release of Land Registry data shows sales of note in Kensington, Surrey, Chelsea and St John’s Wood; just over 82,000 sales received for registration in February, down significantly from January’s figure of nearly 100,000
Jonathan Silver of the University of Sheffield and Alan Wiig of the University of Massachusetts Boston explore how China’s vast “Belt & Road” investment initiative is transforming neighbourhoods around the world, from London’s Royal Albert Dock to Uganda’s capital Kampala.
One of London’s best known and most successful agents, Noel Flint retires at the end of March after nearly four decades at Knight Frank. Here, the veteran dealmaker and industry heavyweight reflects on some of the finest properties he has sold, how the high-end agency has evolved, and why the current market is the toughest he has ever witnessed…
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.
Venerable PCL enclave picked alongside up-and-coming districts of Boston, Dubai and Shanghai in rundown of 18 locations ‘set to outperform’ in the year ahead, after suffering one of the biggest slowdowns of any prime London market
Canny buyers have been picking up some top-notch properties in this underperforming – but now hotly-tipped – district of prime London…
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The architects, developers and marketeers behind the landmark Chelsea Barracks project discuss the design and inspiration behind ‘the most ambitious townhouses to be built in London for over 150 years’.
Buy-to-let investors need to be more pro-active than ever in order to get the most out of a property portfolio, writes Islay Robinson, CEO of Enness Group, in an in-depth survey of the UK’s BtL scene.
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“Despite a darkening economic outlook, wealth creation will remain a constant in 2019,” predicts Knight Frank in its new Wealth Report. “The global UHNWI population is forecast to rise by 22% over the next five years, meaning an extra 43,000 people will be worth more than US$30m by 2023, this is a remarkable performance in the expansion of wealth across the world.”