Location: United Kingdom
Grade I Belgravia mansion goes for £35mn
Biggest house deal officially filed so far this year revealed.
Political uncertainty to weigh on prime London market, warns Knight Frank
Latest data shows offers and transactions stayed below long-term averages in April, while PCL prices now sit 22% below their mid-2015 peak.
London Square gathers top design names for Milan debrief at new Mayfair HQ
The Aldar-owned developer has ramped up its presence in PCL with a luxurious new Bruton Place base.
Expanding law firm brings in new director to boost PCL offering
Increasing legal complexity and buyer caution mean transactions are getting harder to close, says Leadenhall Law Group.
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Prime London rents climbed ahead of May’s Renters’ Rights rule changes
'Rental growth is being driven by a tightening supply backdrop,' says Knight Frank, adding: 'The Renters’ Rights Act is accelerating this.'
Off-plan sales sink to lowest level since 2013
Housebuilders managed to sell only 33% of new homes before construction completed last year.
Upper-end agency expands to the Isle of Man
Fine & Country aims to become 'the leading name in prime real estate' on the tax-light island.
Local elections redraw London’s political map
Westminster Council is back in Conservative control.
Rightmove ramps up tech updates as revenue climbs further
Property portal just delivered its 'highest-ever number of monthly product releases' as it zeroes-in on AI.
£16mn townhouse sets new benchmark on Prince Albert Road
8,000 sq ft home overlooking Regent’s Park came with a 'spectacular' private leisure complex.
Knight Frank launches new investor advisory offering as buy-to-let landscape shifts
Agency hosts panel discussion to debut new team, with discussions focusing on landlord caution, regulatory pressure - and where investors are still finding opportunities.