Location: London
Allsop sets up research department
Seb Verity been recruited from Chestertons to lead the resi-focused offering.
Storied Grosvenor Square shell seeks £8.5mn
The former Mayfair residence of Countess Raine Spencer at No.47 could be worth up to £10.5mn in turnkey condition, say agents.
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In Pictures: Rockwell’s Hurlingham Waterfront regen focuses on biodiversity & luxury living
The 3.2 acre regeneration project is creating 269 new riverside homes on a formerly overlooked patch of Fulham.
£35mn price tag for ultra-prime Mayfair office-to-mansion project
139 Piccadilly has planning for a conversion into a magnificent 15,000 sq ft residence with views across Green Park.
In Pictures: Spectacular St James’s lateral seeks £21.95mn
Boutique agency lists 'once in a lifetime' opportunity directly overlooking Green Park.
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Deal sealed on £37.5mn Mayfair trophy
'Uncompromising' 9,000 sq ft townhouse on South Street achieved the highest £psf rate for a freehold sale in the area since 2018.
London’s super-prime market returns to pre-Brexit heights as wealthy buyers splash over £3bn on £10mn+ homes
Political uncertainty now creeping in again after top-end market enjoys best year since 2016.
Is London’s super-prime building boom over?
New data reveals a dwindling pipeline of ultra-luxury developments in Prime Central London - but demand is continuing to surge.
‘There are clearly opportunities’ for prime property buyers in London, says Coutts
Prime London property buyers 'are pricing in what they think the market will look like next year but are at a stand-off with sellers who are hanging on to prices from last year,' says HNW-favoured bank.
‘Pain for tenants to continue’ in prime London’s lettings market
The imbalance between rental supply and demand is improving in prime London, says Tom Bill - but only slowly.