Location: Prime Central London
Rental income rises 6% across Howard de Walden’s £1.2bn resi estate
Great Estate reports high demand for Marylebone homes as wider portfolio valuation tops £4.5bn.
£12.25mn Chester Square townhouse finds buyer after agency switch
Boutique firm seals super-prime Belgravia deal after two previous agents had marketed the property.
My Property Career: Quickfire Q&A with Knight Frank’s Andrew Groocock
Recruitment guru Barry Collins chats with prime resi industry leaders & entrepreneurs, distilling decades of experience & career highlights into 60 seconds.
Philip Harvey: What’s really driving global wealth flows in 2026?
Property Vision’s senior partner on the return of Dubai expats, the rise of the ‘certainty premium’ and where mobile wealth is heading next.
Arts & Crafts gem on Kensington Palace Gardens reborn as six ‘world-class’ residences
Luxury developer REDD unveils set of super-prime homes following ambitious five-year restoration of Philip Webb-designed landmark.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 36, 2026
The number of properties going Under Offer fell to the lowest weekly reading of 2026 so far, as the Bank Holiday quelled activity.
Alex Michelin: How driverless cars will reshape the property market
Luxury development chief says driverless revolution could redraw the prime London map.
Harding Green recruits another top Foxtons agent
Sloane Square ops director makes move to self-employed broker model after nearly 17 years with former firm.
PCL heavyweight Willis joins Forbes-backed brokerage
EXCLUSIVE: Former Strutt & Parker board member signed up as Founder Partner and MD as Martin Bikhit builds out new UK luxury agency.
London Square picked for 133-home Waterloo scheme
Aldar-owned developer takes on resi element of major new health and life sciences quarter.
Constellation brings in former Six Senses chief to build new global luxury brand
Neil Jacobs to oversee new international collection spanning hotels, resorts and residences, including London landmarks The Connaught, The Berkeley and The Emory.
Prime London lettings market squeezed by five years of tight supply
Stock shortages are pushing tenancy numbers lower and rents higher, according to Knight Frank - although the super-prime market is holding up.