Location: Prime Central London
London buyers face slim pickings as vendors sit tight
Chestertons expects 25% fewer properties will come onto the market and change hands in 2023, compared to a ‘normal’ year
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Buyers spent a record £5.2bn on PCL property last year
...but prices and stock levels both fell in the final quarter, reports JLL.
‘Extraordinary demand’ from HNW buyers sees super-prime London developer continue £1bn sales streak
Lodha chalks up more big-ticket sales at Holland Park Gate and No.1 Grosvenor Square.
Knight Frank’s Tim Hyatt on the property market’s ‘recalibration’ & the agency’s goals for 2023
'We are going to double down our focus on the strategic growth areas of the business', says KF's UK resi boss.
Walpole picks Chelsea townhouse for new HQ
'Official sector body for UK luxury' teams up with Cadogan to create new base for members just off Sloane Square.
Rhodium appoints new Managing Director
Kate Donneky steps up to the newly-created Managing Director position having been a shareholder in Dean Main's specialist luxury property management business since its launch.
This is where to buy in London in 2023, according to a top buying agency
Black Brick has picked Mayfair, St John's Wood, North Ken, Acton and Herne Hill as its five locations to watch in the year ahead. Here's why...
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Haringtons recruits former Savills Director as London buying agent
After nine years with Savills, Toby Downes moved to Redbook in 2021. He's now joined independent buying agency Haringtons as a London specialist.
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Buyer demand dips in prime London, but appetite for super-prime homes grows
A drop in demand for prime property is 'hardly surprising', says the boss of estate agency Benham and Reeves - but the very top-end of the London market appears buoyant in the face of an economic downturn.