Location: Prime Central London
£25m+ deal at One Kensington Gardens defies global uncertainty
A big super-prime resi deal has gone through in Kensington, despite the escalating international Coronavirus crisis.
Stock market collapse prompts buyer to pull out of £50m London penthouse deal
Another decided to go ahead with a £2m purchase remotely
‘Spectacular’ £7.5m Rutland Gardens lateral finds a taker
A buyer has bagged a rather special lateral on Knightsbridge's Rutland Gardens.
‘Our primary current concern is whether there can be a property market at all’
All the chatter about mansion tax and stamp duty is out of the window as agents attempt to navigate through uncharted territory, writes Marc Schneiderman
Native Land plans 54-unit scheme in Belgravia
Developer brings in Pilbrow & Partners to rework prominent postwar block on Eaton Terrace
Chelsea Flower Show cancelled
The RHS has cancelled all its shows and garden events until the end of June, heeding Government advice on Covid-19 outbreak.
LCP hires ex-Foxtons sales boss Andrew Weir as chief exec
Investment advisory secures the services of one of the best-known names on the London agency scene
In Pictures: Michael Flatley’s former Knightsbridge townhouse, rejigged by 1508 London, hits the market at £18.5m
Grade II listed mid-terrace on Montpelier Square - once owned by the Lord of the Dance - has been reworked to deliver the 'ultimate turn-key experience'
What’s been selling in Prime London this month?
Surveying notable sales in the £5m-£10m range, across St John's Wood, Westminster, Belgravia, Knightsbridge & South Ken
Allect Design Group appoints co-CEOs
Rigby & Rigby duo Iain Johnson & Wayne Stokes take the helm of London's biggest residential design practice
In Pictures: Soho music studio transformed into four loft-style apartments
2 Royalty Mews in Soho has been transformed from an influential recording studio into four loft-style apartments, designed by March & White.
Overseas buyers splash £42m on Park Crescent apartments in pre-Budget swoop
Purchasers took advantage of a 12-week 'window of opportunity' between the General Election and the Budget to beat a widely-trailed stamp duty hike, according to developer Amazon Property