Location: Prime Central London
Prime rents slip
Q2 has seen annual rental growth in prime London drop back into into the red for the first time in over two years, despite growth of 2.
Partnerships deliver another record year for United House
United House Group, the specialist developer and contractor, has achieved another year of record revenue levels,with the Group’s latest annual results showing revenue up to a £239m (2010: £201m) with…
Why London still packs a super-prime punch
Against the backdrop of ongoing financial and political instability in many parts of the world, the superprime residential markets have emerged as one of the leading secure investment options for the…
Residential Land recruits Creative Director
Simon Trout has joined Residential Land's design team as Creative Director.
The cost of being rich is falling
The cost of living a high net worth lifestyle has dropped by 1.
William Cash goes clubbing for masterpieces
Robin Birley's new Mayfair club is ace, says William Cash from Upton Cressett Hall. It might even be a masterpiece.
Families return to prime rental market
Family demand is finally returning to prime areas according to the latest analysis from Savills.
Supply and demand balancing out in Marylebone and Bayswater
In a positive briefing note that claims a 420 per cent increase in viewings over the last 12 months, Kay & Co say that supply and demand is beginning to balance out in Marylebone and Bayswater.
Trevor Abrahmsohn blames planners and lenders for economic woes
Better planning procedures and more lending to housebuilders can fix the foundations of Britain's economy, says Trevor Abrahmsohn.
London & Stamford buy resi riverside development for £147m
According to a statement released today, London & Stamford Property PLC, in its newly formed Central London Residential Joint Venture, has announced that it has exchanged contracts with Project Red Limited,…
Nearly 250,000 property millionaires in UK
The annual Rich List from Zoopla.co.uk claims 245,790 Britons are property millionaires, up 12 per cent on 2011.
PCL properties could “run out” in 15 years
The number of prime central London (PCL) properties changing hands has dropped by nearly 60 per cent over the last 12 years, prompting London Central Portfolio (LCP) to claim that stock could "dry up"…