High-profile owner ‘mulling’ sale of two London super-homes, suggests report
A sheikh is "potentially planning" to sell ultra-prime residences in Knightsbridge and Belgravia, says Bloomberg.
Rutland Gate mega-mansion ‘could be worth between £500m and £600m’
Squire and Partners-designed proposals for the refurbishment of 2-8 Rutland Gate, a 62,000 square foot private palace overlooking Hyde Park, were submitted to Westminster a few weeks ago.
‘We are seeing the emergence of a giga-prime market’: The rise of London’s £100m+ homes
Renovation and conversion projects are swelling London's small but significant £100m+ property market, creating private palaces just for billionaires.
Belgravia’s ‘Urban Palace’: A closer look at Forbes House, tipped to become ‘London’s first £300m mansion’
Two years after rumours surfaced, new details have emerged around the sale of one of London's most important private homes, and the '£150m' renovation project returning the Grade II listed Georgian gem …
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London Square continues prime site acquisition run with ‘extremely attractive’ Brook Green project
The former school site in West London is the Aldar-owned property developer's eighth acquisition so far this year.
‘Arguably the finest in Mayfair’: Trophy townhouse lists at £49.5mn
Grand red-brick specimen on Balfour Place is the only double-fronted south-facing home in Mayfair Village.
Former Northacre sales boss launches new venture
Simon Edwardson's Wind Leaf will be offering up 'market leading advisory services for residential and commercial assets on a worldwide basis'.
Another ‘milestone’ deal in Mayfair as super-prime buyers make their move
Conditions are nervy, but some HNWIs are sensing an opportunity & taking a long-term view, reports top acquisition firm.
New Earls Court plans submitted, promising ‘a global destination’ with 4,000 new homes
Delancey's Earls Court Development team promises 'a place for everyone, a neighbourhood that brings people together, where they feel welcome, safe and included.'
Behind the numbers: How many non-doms will be affected by next year’s changes?
Savills estimates that 22,100 non-doms are likely to be exposed to proposed tax changes.
Mega-deals dry up as caution slows London’s top-end property market
You could count the number of £30mn-plus sales that happened in the last year on two hands.
London law firm promotes real estate specialists
'Our real estate practice is growing,' says Gary Scott of Spector Constant & Williams.
Two long-serving Related Argent directors move on
Michael Lightbound and Nick Searl have played significant roles in the reinventions of King’s Cross, Brent Cross Town and Tottenham Hale.
‘An unsettled summer’: London’s prime sales market slows but ‘underlying demand is holding up reasonably well’
Even by usual summer holiday standards, August was a quiet one in the prime postcodes, reports LonRes.
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