Location: Prime Central London
£5m+ sales hit a seven-year high in PCL
142 property sales above £5 million were recorded in Prime Central London in the first four months of this year, reports Savills, with a combined value of £1.42 billion.
Former Beauchamp duo launch new luxury estate agency
Richard Douglas and Alex Bourne have assembled a ‘full roster’ of HNW clients, including Saudi royalty, and an array of super-prime instructions.
Prime London sales dipped in April, but are set to bounce back sharply
“The dip in sales in April is temporary,” says Knight Frank, as the number of offers accepted in Prime London spikes.
Prime property sellers ‘prioritise a quick sale rather than hold out for a higher price’ – Coutts
Prime London properties are selling faster than last year, but prices continue to fall.
St John’s Wood mansion project seeks £25m
Double-fronted specimen sits on one of the widest plots on Avenue Road and has 'phenomenal' potential, according to agents.
The view from Knightsbridge: Has PCL turned a corner?
Those hanging on in the hope of buying at the bottom of the market may have missed the boat, says Nic Pejacsevich...
In Pictures: Echlin reinterprets the classic London mews house in Knightsbridge
Mark O’Callaghan & Sam McNally's luxury design firm unveils new nature-themed project just off Lowndes Square.
PCL transaction volumes hit a record low last year
New analysis shows that fewer than 60 properties were changing hands each week in 2020.
Mayfair music house offered for resi development
28 Bolton Street was the UK home of RCA Records in the 70s and 80s, playing host to music stars including Elvis Presley, David Bowie and Diana Ross.
Green light for Earls Court’s Old Brompton Road scheme
RBKC has approved 51 new homes opposite West Brompton Station as part of the Earls Court redevelopment.
Harding Green signs up another well-known PCL agent
Hugo Headlam, who used to run John D Wood’s branch in Belgravia, has joined the Kensington-based 'freelance' agency set up by Nick Carter.
Why sourcing best-in-class properties has become even harder for buyers
Most of the decent houses have sold over the last year, and what remains is often either overpriced or substandard, writes Hannah Aykroyd.