Main image: LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 24: Light projections play on the the architecture as Battersea Power Station celebrates handing over the keys to the Grade II listed building's first residents this week with an exciting projection show, performances from the London Symphony Orchestra and Battersea Power Station at Battersea Power station on May 24, 2021 in London, England. (Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images for Battersea Power Station Development Company )
‘Record’ year for Battersea Power Station as sales hit £300m
£9bn scheme is 'outperforming the market', reports head of resi Meriam Lock-Necrews, with sales running at double the levels seen last year
BTR investor swoops on 92 apartments at Battersea Power Station
MGT confirms 'long-term investment' in the £9bn project.
Middle Eastern investor snaps up six apartments at Battersea Power Station
Sextet of studios in Switch House West were collectively listed for just under £5.5m.
US-style marketing campaign drives £30m sales flurry at Battersea scheme
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