Location: London
Super-prime Chelsea chapel conversion finds a buyer
£10mn residence forms part of an 'iconic' 1840s building by the great Victorian architect Edward Blore
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CBRE creates ‘Head of London Middle East’ role
Roshan Wial's promotion 'indicates CBRE’s commitment to investing in the residential international market, particularly the Middle East,' says Amy Meyrick, Head of International Sales and Marketing.
Invisible Homes recruits sales chief to accelerate growth
Chris Manderson has joined the London-based off-market property sales platform.
London rents jumped 20% in 2022, and demand remains high
Demand for rental homes in London 'remains high and I do not see a great glut of stock on the horizon,' says Sarah Tonkinson of Foxtons.
High-end listings soar in London as ‘bumper’ market tempts vendors
New £5m-plus instructions in Q4 were 74% higher than the pre-pandemic average, reports LonRes
Resi sales surge continues at Battersea Power Station
Nearly £1bn worth of apartments have been sold at the giant SW London scheme in the past 24 months
Turley recruits Deloitte planning boss
Planning & development consultancy confirms another senior hire as part of growth drive in the capital
Savills expands in PCL with dedicated Hyde Park lettings team
Former Knight Frank stalwart Guy Spencer is leading a new Savills lettings operation in Prime Central London.
Policy Watch: Three big resi reforms to watch this year
2023 will see some major - and long-awaited - changes to the legislative landscape. Two lawyers look ahead to some key reforms that are likely to affect the residential property sector...
Buyers & sellers ‘get on with moving’ as sentiment holds up
60% of properties were SSTC within 30 days last month, reports OnTheMarket, up from 42% in November
Prime rental price growth slows as the market becomes ‘less frantic’
Savills expects prime London rental growth to calm from its double-digit run to +5.0% over 2023 and +3.0% by the end of 2024. The prime commuter belt is set for an even sharper slowdown.