Location: Prime Outer London
NW London estate agency builds ‘community creator’ status with book launch
Remarkable Homes of NW3 has been written by local historian David S Percy for Michael McHale and Samuel Paterson's estate agency, KIRE.
Pre-election jitters hit London’s £5mn-plus market
Top-end sector continues to slow from its post-pandemic record high, but remains significantly stronger than the pre-pandemic average, reports Savills
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Rental growth stabilises in ‘subdued’ Prime London lettings market
Annual rental growth of 3.8% was up only slightly last month, while activity levels fell back after a good start to the year.
Prime London’s top-end outperforms in ‘slow’ spring market
The £5mn-plus market has been the most active prime London sales sector since 2021, reports LonRes.
Harding Green signs up former Savills director
Dominic Barry will be covering East Dulwich as a self-employed broker.
SPPARC to design vision for Yoo Capital’s Camden Film Quarter
Mixed-use masterplan will include the capital's first major film studio campus, and 'significant' new housing for the area.
Regal ‘repositions’ as expansion plans take shape
Resi-led developer creates new brand portfolio to support 'increasingly diversified' strategy
Former Wimbledon school site up for sale
Buyer sought for 'incredibly rare' opportunity in desirable SW London enclave.
Revealed: London’s ‘most desirable neighbourhoods’
Savills has used socio-economic and health data from the Census alongside house price records to rank the capital's top enclaves for prime and super-prime property buyers.
London vendors holding out for ‘spring bounce’
The traditional seasonal upswing is taking a while to get going, but sellers are already less open to price adjustments, reports agency.