Location: Prime Central London
New Nine Elms tower ‘outperforming traditional prime postcodes’ as rental yields top 5%
Apartments at Zone One's tallest resi building were launched onto the market last year.
How traditional estate agency businesses can future-proof their operations
A serious talent gap threatens the sustainability of the industry, warns property recruitment specialist Barry Collins, and firms will need to align with the evolving expectations of the current workforce…
Tenants & landlords to benefit from PCL market stability – LCP
Following the unpredictability of recent years, 2024 saw a return to stable rental values, longer tenancies & shorter vacant periods, reports buying & investment firm.
‘Significant value for money’ in Central London’s property market, says Coutts
There are deep discounts on offer in the Golden Postcodes, reports HNW bank as super-prime sales 'flourish'.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 5, 2025
45% fewer prime resi sales were agreed across the capital in Week 5 2025 than in Week 5 2024.
First Look: Inside London Square’s luxury resi revamp of Westminster Tower
The Aldar-owned developer is aiming to usher in 'a new era of refined living' along the Thames with its debut Prime London play.
London’s super-prime rental market booms as non-doms ‘keep their options open’
'A lot of clients have elected to rent as opposed to buy' in the face of tax reforms, says Knight Frank.
In Pictures: Tatjana von Stein-designed show apartment unveiled at luxury Mayfair scheme
£10.95mn Art Deco-themed residence is the second in a series of designer collaborations at 60 Curzon, on the site of legendary A-list hangout Mirabelle.
Ranked: London’s fastest & slowest prime property markets
Sellers need to recognise that not all areas are moving at the same pace, says Investec, as latest research flags big variations in time to sell & recent price performance.
Developer secures £8.2mn for Bloomsbury serviced apartment scheme
CapitalRise & Ciel Capital have teamed up to fund a Grade II listed refurb project in central London.
Buyer demand sinks in PCL as non-dom uncertainty persists
'The wrong end of the telescope is being looked down in relation to foreign investors,' warns Knight Frank's Tom Bill.
England’s shrinking pipeline: What’s in store for developers after 2025?
Given housing demand remains high and available stock is decreasing, those building now could strengthen their market presence as competition eases and new launches become less frequent, explains Anna…