Location: Prime Central London
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 05, 2026
Agreed Sales volumes remain low, but Under Offer numbers seem to be climbing.
Buyer sought for rare freehold resi development opp in Marylebone
Prestigious 27,000 sq ft block offered with consent for eight luxury apartments, including a standout penthouse.
Savills predicts ‘a road back to normality’ for prime rental price growth
But supply is likely to remain a big issue as landlord confidence slides in the face of significant regulatory & tax changes.
Buying agency secures sizeable discount on Belgravia townhouse
Super-prime residence near The Berkeley was acquired off-market for just under £14mn, illustrating a wider market trend.
‘Lavish’ Chelsea Barracks lateral lists at £14mn
2,700 sq ft unit at 1 Mulberry Square has three bedroom suites and a triple-aspect reception.
One Hyde Park residents win £35mn in building defects case
One Hyde Park Limited has declared a 'decisive victory' as construction firm found liable for remedial works.
Property brokerage signs up seasoned PCL specialist
Veteran agent Robert Lewis has joined Harding Green following stints at John D Wood, JLL and Aylesford.
‘There are signs that price falls are bottoming out’: Two major agencies update Prime Central London forecasts
Cluttons and Strutt & Parker both believe the era of PCL price declines is ending.
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Grand Registry: Surveying last month’s biggest registered deals
Super-prime residences in Notting Hill, Primrose Hill and Mayfair top the latest rundown of officially recorded sales.
‘A year of recalibration, not retreat’: Estate agency unpacks how PCL’s market shifted in 2025
Winkworth reveals candid stats, arguing that Prime Central London 'feels leaner & more grounded' as we push into 2026.
Tom Bill: Rate cut expectations fade amid mixed economic signals
Borrowing costs have risen in recent weeks, driven partly by stronger-than-expected UK economic data, dimming hopes of cheaper mortgages, reports Knight Frank’s UK resi research boss.