Location: Prime Central London
£25m price tag for Notting Hill’s biggest new-build mansion
Four-year project on Pembridge Villas delivers 8,700 square foot mega-mansion inspired by Ancient Greece...
Knightsbridge loses its shine as Mayfair developments raise the game
Mayfair is London's most expensive address for the first time in a decade, says Mayfair estate agency Wetherell, as an economic downturn in the Gulf hits demand in Knightsbridge.
Deal sealed on Fitzrovia’s chunkiest penthouse
Marquee unit at Fitzroy Place debuted last year at £12.75m, with a £psf rate of £2,800 described as "fantastic value"
Maybourne’s Berkeley Hotel wins planning approval to create 13 residential apartments on Knightsbridge
Luxury London landmark advances plans to create 13 residences, with direct access to the 5* hotel's facilities
Super-prime Cresswell House deal crowns a record six months for Beauchamp Estates
Beauchamp's Marylebone branch has completed on £60m-worth of transactions in its first six months
Grand Registry: Reviewing last month’s biggest registered deals
Notable transactions lodged with the Land Registry in Notting Hill, Knightsbridge, Wimbledon and Surrey...
Helical reports strong sales at £170m Barts Square scheme
Developer shifts £30m worth of units in three weeks as construction gets back on track after collapse of main contractor Carillion...
Planners OK revamped Regent’s Park scheme as ‘oligarch mansions’ make way for flats
Proposals to turn Grade I listed terrace into 28 units approved after developer reworks original designs for 13 luxury townhouses
The Right Side of the Park: How Bayswater became PCL’s hottest ticket
Recently picked out alongside super-cool districts in LA, Sydney and Singapore as having significant potential to outperform, we hear why W2 has (finally) arrived...
Showtime for construction works at Cadogan’s Chelsea cinema scheme
Works are due to start on-site in the first week of April, delivering 47 residential units
Upkeeping Appearances: Is property maintenance worth it?
When it comes to running London's most desirable residences, the old proverb "a stitch in time saves nine" is as true today as it ever was, says Bill Shipton...
London Gravity: What goes up must come down – and vice versa
Buying agent Saul Empson has seen five "readily identifiable" market cycles in his property career, and he's sensing another swing of the pendulum...