London Property News
‘London’s front door’: Oxford Circus to be transformed into two pedestrian piazzas
Oxford Circus is to be reinvented as a pair of "pedestrian-friendly piazzas" by the end of this year, according to new plans by Westminster City Council and The Crown Estate
Green light for controversial Belgravia regen project
Grosvenor has finally secured planning approval for the Cundy Street Quarter.
Longstanding super-prime instruction in Notting Hill goes to sealed bids
Originally launched in 2018 as the biggest – and most expensively-priced – new-build to be delivered in the area for over a decade, Havona House took an epic £10m price cut last year.
Fenton Whelan opens Park Modern sales, pitching ‘the most outstanding luxury apartments in London’
In Pictures: The much-anticipated PLP-designed 57-unit scheme opposite Kensington Gardens has already secured £100m in pre-sales, with agreed prices "approaching £5,000 per square foot".
Europe’s first Raffles-branded residences go on sale in London
IN PICTURES: Inside one of the most anticipated new schemes in the capital, the Hinduja Group’s transformation of the Old War Office in Whitehall
PCL property prices rise as the market ‘picks up where it left off’ at the end of 2019
Prime Central London has seen annual property price growth for the first time since before the EU Referendum, reports Knight Frank.
‘More balance is returning’ to prime London’s rental market
Rising tenant demand is helping to reverse pandemic-induced rental value declines in Prime London, reports Knight Frank.
Maximalist Chelsea townhouse hits the market at £25m
Rare freehold corner house has a lavish interior put together by Alberto Pinto’s design team.
PCL house market ‘renaissance’ as £5m-plus sales soar
New data shows a 140% leap in PCL house sales above £5m during the first four months of 2021, as the time taken to sell falls by 15%.
Handsome Art Deco mansion in North London pitched at £23.5m
In Pictures: This eight-bedroom house on Hamilton Terrace in St John's Wood is on the market for the first time since being refurbished by Argent Design and Wolff Architects.
Central London property transactions jump – but buyers remain ‘cautious & price-sensitive’
Winkworth has reported a 48% surge in central London buying activity (15% ahead of the five-year average), but still describes the market as "muted".
April 2021 ‘may well mark the bottom of the prime London housing market’
The capital’s prime housing market has proven ‘remarkably resilient’, reports LonRes, and demand is expected to increase as the capital reawakens...