Location: Prime Central London

Agency reports surge in enquiries from tenants looking take advantage of lower rents in the capital's most exclusive neighbourhoods.

Winkworth has reported a 48% surge in central London buying activity (15% ahead of the five-year average), but still describes the market as "muted".

Triplex spread at the top of the Triton Building has Regent’s Park on one side, Kings Cross & Euston on the other, and Marylebone & Fitzrovia to the south.

The capital’s prime housing market has proven ‘remarkably resilient’, reports LonRes, and demand is expected to increase as the capital reawakens...

Phillimore Estate mansion went through at just under £30m, according to Land Registry records...

Design studio reworks 2,100 square foot space in a Grade II* listed building overlooking the famous Piazza.

A ‘shift in mind-set’ has taken place, according to Knight Frank.

35-39 Leinster Gardens - formerly the Holiday Villa Hotel - has been put on the market at £29.5 million, with planning permission in place for a conversion to either residential or serviced apartments.

'To think that this activity continues in the midst of a global pandemic is completely astounding', says the national agency, retaining its previous prediction of 5% best-case scenario growth in 2021.

The Other House, founded by LCP's Naomi Heaton, is turning Harrington Hall Hotel in South Kensington and the Wellington Block in Covent Garden into serviced apartment members' clubs.

Savills is expecting particular interest from locals without access to outside space.

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.