Location: Prime Central London
Super-prime fixer-upper ‘could be one of Belgravia’s finest private homes’
Low-rise mansion on Lyall Street has the potential to be worth north of £30mn, say agents.
Monday Market Review: Key figures and findings from the last seven days (w/c 15.08.22)
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Propertymark, Knight Frank, Foxtons, GetAgent, the ONS & more…
Regal secures funding for £95mn resi tower in the City of London
The Haydon is due to deliver 87 apartments in Aldgate, EC3.
Savills to hold biggest September auction in five years
Standout lots include apartments on Belgravia’s Chesham Street and South Ken’s Onslow Gardens.
Former Crown Estate chief joins Cadogan board
Dame Alison Nimmo DBE has taken on a non-exec director role at the business, which controls 93 acres of Knightsbridge and Chelsea.
Northacre completes The Broadway, heralding ‘a new chapter’ for the luxury property developer
As luxury property developer Northacre Properties moves in "a new strategic direction", completion of the landmark super-prime reinvention of the former Metropolitan Police HQ site in SW1 marks "an exciting…
Interview: Mark Wells of Invisible Homes on building a buzz around quiet marketing
PrimeResi meets the boss of off-market platform Invisible Homes, which is ‘supercharging’ quiet marketing for estate agencies across London…
Mapped: Prime London price & rental growth
Which areas of PCL and Prime Outer London have outperformed over recent months?
Mixed-use plans approved for prominent Mayfair site
Developer O&H Grafton and architects Foster & Partners have secured planning approval for a reworked development on New Bond Street, Grafton Street and Bruton Lane.
Nest Seekers broker joins Harding Green
Arthur Kotliarovas has jumped ship to the Kensington-based broker-model agency after co-fronting Nest Seekers’ NY-Lon operation.
Another top agency cuts Prime Central London property price forecasts
Strutt & Parker now expects PCL property prices to end this year 2-5% higher than they started it, having predicted 5-10% growth through 2022 just a few months ago.
Weak sterling opens a ‘window of opportunity in London for Middle East investors’
JLL estimates that sterling buyers are currently paying 35% more for London properties than they were in 2014, while those purchasing in US dollars are paying 3.8% less.