Location: Prime Central London
Boodle Hatfield adds to real estate team
Jonathan Hyndman has joined the 300-year-old law firm from Rosling King, where he led the banking and finance practice
Omicron threatens to blow London’s property market recovery ‘off course’
Demand for London property has clearly perked up, says Knight Frank, but the trend is "dwarfed by what took place in 2020 as the escape to the country trend took hold."
RBKC to lead PCL market rally in 2022, predicts Winkworth
100-branch agency expects the Prime Central London market to comfortably outperform the rest of the UK next year
Luxury design firms collaborate on Kensington restoration project
Once-dilapidated townhouse has largely been rebuilt behind the retained Georgian-style façade
The need to be nimble: Why we are unlikely to see a sudden shift from a seller’s to a buyer’s market this winter
The speed at which new instructions are going under offer suggests there remains a strong pool of unmet demand, writes Savills' head of resi research Lucian Cook in this piece for Prime Purchase...
Chestertons’ former training chief moves to Fine & Country in Knightsbridge & South Ken
Sinéad Conlon is now a Lettings Director at franchised estate agency brand Fine & Country in Prime Central London.
‘Over the next five years our target is to sell £1 billion of property’: Meet the boutique agency founder behind some of this year’s standout deals
Merchants Row founder Waleed Mohammed has put together a string of notable prime resi deals in 2021, including the acquisition of seven West End penthouses, a rare project on Grosvenor Square, and a bulk-buy …
The Bryanston: Almacantar completes super-prime Viñoly-designed scheme overlooking Hyde Park
Now the tallest residential address overlooking Hyde Park, the 194,700 square foot development is set to be the first in the UK to achieve both WELL and AirScore certification
Super-prime buyers ‘out in force’, reports agency
Eccord has seen a 90% increase in the number of clients looking in the £15m to £30m range this year
Why opportunities are on the rise for London landlords
Since the first shoots of recovery were spotted in prime London’s rental market back in the spring, stock levels have tumbled and demand has soared - and prices are headed in one direction…
Reubens reportedly ‘on the verge’ of £180m Admiralty Arch deal
Sky News suggests that the Reubens family is about to become "a significant shareholder" in the ultra-luxury development of Admiralty Arch.
Northacre racks up £36 million of sales in just one month at The Broadway
Sales have been romping along at Northacre's latest super-prime development, driven by domestic buyers.