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Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 46, 2023
Deal numbers are down again in the capital...
Dubai penthouse sets new price record
'The Como Residences Penthouse is not just a residence, but a statement of ultimate luxury and exclusivity,' says Sam Horani of Provident Estate.
Long-running Hammersmith scheme enters home straight
Final batch of units released at St George's Fulham Reach project.
Savills PCL chief takes top role at expanding luxury brokerage
Claire Reynolds, previously Co-Head of Prime Central London at Savills, has made the move to UK Sotheby's International Realty.
Magazine names the top HNW property advisors of the year
This year's Spear's Awards finalists include Sotheby’s International Realty, Warnerheath, Property Vision, Prime Purchase, Knight Frank, Strutt & Parker and JLL - plus a selection of super-prime property…
John D Wood appoints new Area Sales Director to oversee Southern region offices
Enna-Mae Assiter previously held senior roles with a number of prime London estate agencies.
Leasehold reform plans could boost property prices by up to 10%
Leasehold reform proposals 'come with large unforeseen consequences regarding affordability and pricing within the leasehold market,' warns Knight Frank.
£500mn South Molton Triangle project gets underway
370,000 sq ft scheme will 'redefine people’s perceptions' of Mayfair, says Grosvenor.
Agency toasts £50mn deal run at luxury Kensington scheme
The 'exceptional' One Kensington Gardens has been attracting buyers from all over the world in search of best-in-class product, reports Strutt & Parker.
Tom Bill: Lending outlook improves but risks will remain in 2024
Psychological milestones will be important for the property market as mortgage rates continue to fall, writes Knight Frank's head of UK resi research.
Major shareholders call for Foxtons to sell itself
Calls for Foxtons to sell itself have resurfaced, as London estate agency consolidations abound.
Most UK housebuilders are now offering non-cash perks to incentivise buyers
In a tough market, property developers are looking beyond pricing to attract would-be home-buyers.