Location: Prime Central London

Renovation and conversion projects are swelling London's small but significant £100m+ property market, creating private palaces just for billionaires.

Sales volumes in Q1 rose to levels not seen since the infamous stamp duty stampede of 2016.

Squire and Partners-designed proposals for the refurbishment of 2-8 Rutland Gate, a 62,000 square foot private palace overlooking Hyde Park, were submitted to Westminster a few weeks ago.

Knight Frank’s Kensington team has tucked away four high-end townhouses on Edwardes Square in recent months, and taken on another five.

Two substantial freehold buildings in W8 have been put up for sale, with a combined guide price of £47 million.

Kenneth Walsh joins the agency’s high-end rental division based on Sloane Street, covering the £5,000+ per week market across north and central London.

Writing for the Times, Emanuele Midolo explains “how two public school boys from Surrey created the world’s most talked about residential building”.

Buyer plunked down a 'substantial' non-refundable deposit to secure the Nash-style residence on Prince Albert Road, reports agency.

March saw a 57% increase in the number of people looking to buy a property in London, and a 21% increase in the number of tenants looking to move compared to February, according to Chestertons.

'The controversial ruler of Dubai has acquired a land and property empire in Britain that appears to exceed 40,000 hectares (100,000 acres), making him one of the country’s largest landowners'

Agency confirms heavyweight new hire at its Sloane Street base.

'Britain's most expensive apartment' - an 18,000 square foot duplex at the game-changing RSHP-designed scheme in Knightsbridge - is said to be up for grabs.