Location: Prime Central London
City high-rollers return to Prime London
Proportion of £2m+ buyers from a City/finance background hit a six-year high in 2019
Neo Bankside residents lose Tate Modern privacy case (again)
Siding with the residents could have opened "floodgates" to many more privacy cases, said the Court of Appeal, in "every single case where there's planning permission granted and there's a balcony overlooking.
Wilton Crescent mansion seeks £19m
Classic townhouse and mews package on the western terrace was last designed by Robert Kime
Advisory firm sued over One Blackfriars tower site valuation
It's alleged that the site of the super-prime One Blackfriars scheme was undervalued in 2011, and that a sole sales agency was appointed "misfeasantly".
Tonkin Liu picked for Grosvenor Square redesign
Grosvenor awards high-profile project to Farringdon-based practice, two years after launching an international call for ideas
Tasty St James’s penthouse pitched at £5,750 pw
'Exceptional' triplex opposite Le Caprice is being marketed as the ultimate pad for wealthy gourmands
New Mayfair boss for Savills as Lloyd moves on
Agency installs new leadership at its flagship Mayfair & St James's operation after confirming the departure of one of its best-known agents.
Why 2020 is looking like a year for determined purchasers
The London market should grow in confidence as more buyers decide to hop off the fence, but don’t expect the up-tick in demand to be matched by an increase in supply, warns Saul Empson...
Mapped: Achieved prices and rents across Prime London last year
W1S remained the most expensive postcode area in the capital with an average achieved price of over £2,900 psf
Prime London rents rise for ninth consecutive quarter
Shortage of stock continuing to support values, reports LonRes
Bond Mansions sales open at Catalyst’s ambitious Portobello Square regen project
Private resi sales in Phase 2 of Portobello Square - formerly the Wornington Green Estate - have launched with Cushman & Wakefield.
Carrington on Q4: Just how bad was 2019?
LonRes Chairman William Carrington looks back at how last year compared to previous downturns, and forward to Prime London's prospects in the year ahead...