Location: Prime Central London
Super-prime rentals jump as discretionary vendors opt to let
Rental Market Snapshot: Knight Frank reports a 22% jump in the number of would-be tenants across prime London, with no corresponding rise in supply
High society fashion designer’s Kensington house comes to market
The former home of Royal dressmaker Sir Hardy Amies is for sale with a £12m-£15m guide price
Record month for Chestertons as PCL activity levels ‘leap’
One of London's biggest estate agencies has just had its best August on record, but both sales and lettings teams are having to put the work in to get deals over the line...
Howard de Walden portfolio hits £4.6bn
Owner of 92 acres of Marylebone shakes off uncertainty to post rises in revenue profit, rental income and the overall value of its portfolio
Chelsea penthouse finds a buyer
The penthouse apartment at 100 Sydney Street in SW3 has sold just a few weeks after launching on the open market
‘Price is not the issue here’: Developer pleads for ideas on how to shift a £5m apartment
East Eight's Nicole Bremner has turned to LinkedIn users for 'creative suggestions' after spending the last two years trying to sell a refurbished three-bed in South Kensington
Watch: Behind the scenes at Knightsbridge Gate
The team behind the Knightsbridge Gate project near Harrods is looking to pique the interest of potential buyers with a glossy new promo.
First Look: Inside Elicyon’s £24m show apartment at Chelsea Barracks
Charu Gandhi's super-prime interior design studio unveils a military-inspired project at Qatari Diar's £3.5bn scheme in Belgravia...
Knight Frank opens its 32nd London branch, at Southbank Place
Estate agency's latest outpost houses a new training centre for KF staff across the UK
Harding Green lures D&G’s Chelsea sales boss
Ed McCulloch has joined a number of well-known PCL brokers at the Kensington-based 'freelance' agency set up by ex-Chestertons director Nick Carter...
£30m Wilton Crescent mansion finds a buyer
Majestic 11-bedder sits in arguably the best position on the Belgravia crescent
Is this the sign that the London market is bottoming out?
LCP has just recorded the smallest annual decline in transaction levels across Prime Central London since 2014;