Location: Prime Central London
Tom Bill: Breathing space for today, rent rises for tomorrow
Prime London’s lettings market is under pressure, with fewer homes available and another tax rise on landlords threatening to push rents higher, reports Knight Frank’s research boss.
In Pictures: Elicyon-designed penthouse at Lancer Square seeks £16.5mn
Charu Gandhi’s studio completes one of the long-running Kensington scheme’s final homes, taking its cue from the local antiques trade.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes.
Wealthy clients turn to ‘private compounds’, says top designer
Taylor Howes founder reflects on how HNW wish lists have changed over the last three decades, from double basins to observatories & wellness pavilions.
Knight Frank installs new Marylebone sales boss
A familiar face returns to Baker Street after a spell leading the agency’s core sales business in Knightsbridge.
In Pictures: Albion Nord-designed South Bank penthouse pitched at £20mn
Braeburn's 3,800 sq ft 'sanctuary in the sky' comes with a 900 sq ft wrap-around terrace overlooking the London Eye and River Thames.
My Property Career: Quickfire Q&A with Knight Frank’s Jon Reynolds
Recruitment guru Barry Collins chats with prime resi industry leaders & entrepreneurs, distilling decades of experience & career highlights into 60 seconds.
Chestertons appoints Central London Director for New Homes
Agency's MENA Desk chief takes on additional responsibilities.
Prime London rents now 44% above pre-pandemic levels
LonRes reports fastest annual rental growth since February 2025, with new instructions falling and more lets agreed.
Half of prime London’s sale stock marked down as buyers sit tight
Latest Data: LonRes reports double-digit average discounts and mounting price cuts while deals and under offers drop off.
Belgravia townhouse with royal past reportedly finds £39mn buyer
That price would top the £35mn paid for a Grade I-listed neighbour earlier this year.
Sami Robertson: Have we forgotten how to sell the extraordinary?
An unusual dinner in a remarkable London home prompts the Harwood Advisory founder to ask whether agents have become too caught up in the numbers.