Why Belgrave Square is set to become London’s most sought-after residential address

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James Bailey explores how the migration of embassies to Nine Elms could turn Belgrave Square into London's number one mansion address by 2025

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James Bailey

Chief Executive at Henry & James

James Bailey is Chief Executive of Henry & James, Belgravia and Chelsea’s premier estate agent for residential sales and lettings. Established by Henry Brahm, father of the current CEO Pierre Brahm, Henry & James markets fine properties to both UK and international buyers.

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Main image: Belgrave Square in 1961 (image by Ben-Brooksbank)

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Significant deals are being agreed as realism about the present combines with optimism about the future, writes James Bailey
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