London Property News

The window of opportunity for investors is closing, says LCP.

“We have certainly seen the most competitive rental market in recent history over the past six months," declares Richard Davies, MD of Chestertons, while Benham and Reeves boss Marc von Grundherr warns…

JLL has had a look at what's happened to Stratford's property market in the ten years since the London 2012 Olympic Games.

The transformation of the old Chelsea Police Station by Gulf Islamic Investments is Marriott's first Autograph Collection Residence, creating  31 apartments managed by the luxury hotelier.

BPSDC unveils set of 18 ‘truly incomparable’ homes atop the Grade II* listed landmark, as £9bn scheme chalks up another milestone.

2022 is shaping up to be a vintage year for London’s super-prime market, with over £1bn worth of £10mn-plus properties traded since January;

‘Incredible’ five-acre site is being sold off by the The American Institute for Foreign Study.

61 exchanges went through above the £10mn mark from January to the end of last month, the highest H1 total in over a decade.

Agents say Warwick Lodge is ‘one of the most important houses to come onto the market in the local area for some years’.

‘All the sales indicators show that the market is moving from what has been a frantic period to a more normal one’, says LonRes.

£35mn ‘collector’s item’ on Cadogan Square was one of the standout instructions of last year.

Clarity over the Prime Minister's departure provides some relief that a clearer more strategically sound future can be realised, says JLL's research chief Nick Whitten - even if we have a fallow period…