Location: London
PCL prices are rising at their fastest rate since 2014, but remain 17.6% below their peak
Savills is forecasting a slow and steady recovery - rather than a sharp uptick - for London’s golden postcodes, unless high net worth foreign investors return in their pre-pandemic numbers…
New Statesman: One Hyde Park, the building that remade London
Journalist Emma Haslett has written a brilliant piece for The New Statesman about Candy & Candy's flagship super-prime development in Knightsbridge.
Monday Market Review: Key figures and findings from the last seven days (w/c 18.07.22)
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Foxtons, Rightmove, HMRC, TwentyCi, Zoopla & more…
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi’s regular stock check, powered by LonRes.
Savills’ ‘biggest ever’ auction raises £78mn
Agency reports ‘frenzied’ bidding at record-breaking July event, as lots including a unique sea fort went under the hammer.
Super-Prime Deal Digest: Surveying London’s trophy home sales in 2022 so far
2022 is shaping up to be a vintage year for London’s super-prime market, with over £1bn worth of £10mn-plus properties traded since January;
Elephant & Castle resi block shortlisted for the Stirling Prize
The RIBA Stirling Prize is Britain's most coveted architecture award.
PCL agency launches invitation-only microsite for trophy home listings
Rokstone will be showcasing £20mn-plus instructions via a classified extension of its main website.
Talking Heads: How fast will the property market slow?
"There is no doubt that there is a cool breeze blowing in the London market,” says Roarie Scarisbrick of buying agency Property Vision - but the consensus amongst 21 prime property pundits canvassed…
Annual house price growth climbs to +12.8% – UK HPI
The latest official house price index tells of a 1.2% monthly increase for the average UK home in May, up from a 0.4% rise in the same period last year.
Landmark Richmond Hill campus hits the market at £25mn
‘Incredible’ five-acre site is being sold off by the The American Institute for Foreign Study.
Valuation Viewpoint: Eating Cardboard
The signs all point to hard times around the corner, says James Wyatt, although London should maintain its ‘safe haven’ status.