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Executive boardrooms are being turned into $22 million apartments

Minutes from Parliament at Westminster, 9 Millbank used to be the headquarters of Imperial Chemical Industries, formerly the largest manufacturer in Britain, which once made products such as the acrylic plastic Perspex.

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“Squeezed for space in prime central London, developers are turning what were formerly executive corporate bedrooms, department stores and civil servants’ offices into high-end apartments and luxury hotels”, Sarah Rappaport and Damian Shepherd write in Bloomberg this week.

As an experienced London buying agent specialising in high-end, luxury property for over 20 years, Black Brick’s Founder shared her perspective into she has experienced this latest prime property trend, and how she overcomes barriers for her clients.

“The difficulty is the location,” she said. “Most of my clients buying at the upper price range want to be by Bond Street and their private members clubs in Mayfair.”

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