Location: Prime Central London
Ranked: Britain’s most expensive streets in 2024
Lloyds Bank's annual rundown names Knightsbridge as the UK's priciest address, with last year's title-holder Grosvenor Square falling to third place.
In Conversations: PrimeResi’s top interviews of 2024
16 profiles of property industry leaders who shaped the luxury residential sector this year.
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Your essential five-minute briefing on the latest movements and commentary, featuring data and analysis from Lloyds Bank, LonRes, Foxtons, ONS, Zoopla, TwentyCi, Garrington, Savills & more...
Super-Prime Deal Digest: 38 of 2024’s standout London property sales
PrimeResi’s essential review of the most significant luxury transactions of the year.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Lost Interiors: Inside the great Georgian houses of London’s West End
'London was always in the forefront of taste, the place where new styles were pioneered'
Creative spaces & hotel suite equivalence: Studio boss predicts ten property & design trends for 2025
Which luxury amenities & PCL neighbourhoods will high-end buyers be honing in on next year?
Native Land’s Nicholas Gray on why clarity will boost prime property in 2025
Stability, supply & sustainability will be the keys to success in London's high-end market next year, says development chief.
Belgravia sees super-prime deal surge as ‘new generation of global buyer’ moves in
International HNWIs have been honing in on the prestigious PCL district in 2024, reports Savills.
CPR Cup 2025: Save the date for next year’s industry football tournament
Organisers aiming to raise a record £35k for charity in milestone year.
Momentum builds in Prime London’s sales market, but price growth remains ‘stubbornly flat’
Relative normality returned last month after a record-breaking October, although wider data points to improving activity levels;
Tax changes may ‘tip the balance away from buying’ for HNW movers to London
Properties achieving more than £2,000 per week are already making up a larger proportion of the market, reports LonRes.