When it comes to buying in central London, there’s prime and prime. Last month, a study by Savills estate agents showed that there is a great disparity in capital appreciation between properties of different grade. Although the prime central London market as a whole grew by 87 percent between June 2005 and June 2011, “the …
Demand for prime London property remains strong, but foreign buyers need to make sure they know what they are buying. Buying agents Black Brick Property Solutions report “a growing tendency to market new developers as ‘prime’ when in reality they are situated in secondary locations.” For example, says the company, a number of properties situated …
Prime central London property looks set to remain a safe haven for global wealth in years to come. According to international estate agent Savills, the premium market in the UK capital was surprisingly active in 2011, partly because of the global turmoil. In 2010, explains the company’s Director of Residential Research, Yolanda Barnes, “£1.7 billion …
It’s the perfect London bolthole. Laid across three levels, this triplex apartment at 21, Manresa Road, just off the King’s Road, is the epitome of understated luxury. Project architect Alex Jaggs of Finchatton, the company that has developed the property on behalf of the current owner, says his contemporary classic style draws inspiration from American …