Location: Prime Outer London
Peter Jackson: What’s next for tall residential-led buildings?
One of SOM's London-based leaders talks us through the latest advances in tall building design, and explains how a new wave of schemes are attracting - and retaining - residents.
Weekly Showcase: Ten featured prime resi listings
PrimeResi's regular stock check, powered by LonRes
Luxury apartment block hits the market in Hampstead
Buyer sought for rare prime resi investment opp in one of London's top neighbourhoods.
Knightsbridge named UK’s ‘slowest’ property market
Listings in the PCL neighbourhood are taking an average of 135 days to find a buyer, new Rightmove analysis shows.
Dar Global names new chair
Luxury developer brings in former CEO of The Howard Hughes Corporation, David R. Weinreb.
Deal sealed on ‘one of Hampstead’s finest estates’
Grade II* listed Georgian gem sits on an acre of land overlooking the Heath, and was priced at £20mn.
‘Infamous’ west London development opp finds a taker
Derelict Maida Vale property has been on and off the market since 2017.
Jo Eccles: Three pre-Budget trends to watch in the prime London market
Top buying agent runs through some key themes as vendors, purchasers and HNWIs navigate the current uncertainty...
‘Mixed fortunes’ for prime housing markets as pre-Budget nerves offset falling mortgage costs
"Prospective tax changes in the impending budget have caused buyers to become more cautious in the prime housing markets, offsetting the benefit of lower interest rates," says Savills.
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from LonRes, Foxtons, Henley & Partners, Savills, Knight Frank & more...
The Sunday Times: The Bishops Avenue – from billionaires’ row to care home central
David Byers & Emanuele Midolo investigate the transformation of one of London's most famous addresses for The Sunday Times.
Chancellor rethinking non-dom tax raid – reports
Treasury 'fears some measures may fail to raise any money' if more HNWIs vote with their feet; boss of major property firm warns wider Labour language is 'halting investment and decisions' .