Native Land's Nicholas Gray on why clarity will boost prime property in 2025
Stability, supply & sustainability will be the keys to success in London's high-end market next year, says development chief.
Nicholas has been responsible for more than £2bn of prime residential sales across a range of developments both in the UK, in central London and Edinburgh, and internationally, principally in East Asia and the Middle East. In addition to sales activity, Nicholas has been responsible for marketing material and PR strategies that have contributed to the success of these developments, as well as having extensive input into the design and presentation of each development.
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