June 6, 2015
Once the stamping ground of the aristocracy, it long ago lost its lustre. Now its reinventing itself, and the young and affluent are flocking to live here. Anna White reports.
May 18, 2015
We were thrilled to take home Best Property Adviser at the third edition of the Wealth Adviser Awards, presented on 15 May in London’s Mayfair, which brought together the leading names in the wealth management industry to celebrate the achievements of the best performing wealth managers and advisers in 2014. The awards were determined by […]
May 15, 2015
Experts say there has been a spectacular rise of a number of Africans in London - including those from South Africa - investing in London property. One leading estate agency claims London property purchases from Africans has risen as much as 400 per cent in the last year. Our UK correspondent Dan Whitehead
May 13, 2015
The housing market in central London is attracting a new type of buyer. By Graham Norwood
May 9, 2015
Estate agents began to exchange on property worth millions of pounds as uncertainty over the election lifted. By Francesca Steele
May 8, 2015
David Cameron is not the only big winner in the UK election, the overseas property sector is also set to benefit, with surging sales anticipated by some industry figures. By Adrian Bishop
While the Square Mile is London’s historical home of trade and finance, Clerkenwell on its northern edge is clearly the design equivalent.
April 18, 2015
The cost of deals is falling but lenders are the most generous to new landlords with substantial deposits. By Meanie Wright
April 15, 2015
How the London property market compares to the rest of Britain. by Ruth Bloomfield
April 10, 2015
Affordable housing in Zone One is becoming something of a rarity in London, but look just south of the river and you’ll find one area in particular that’s still a decent prospect for first-time buyers looking for a good investment.
April 1, 2015
Spurred by soaring home prices in prime London, young professionals are buying in some of the capital’s grittiest—and notorious—neighborhoods. By Ruth Bloomfield
March 27, 2015
32 per cent of those aged 45 to 64 would consider investing some of their pension in a buy-to-let propertyWant to put your savings to work in the property market? Ruth Bloomfield asks the experts
March 13, 2015
A recent survey of homes sold in Greater London showed that 20 per cent achieve the asking price, with 29 per cent selling for more and 51 per cent for less.
March 6, 2015
A professional property buyer can save you money and take the stress out of the buying process, here are some of the tricks they use.
February 26, 2015
London — A gracious five-bedroom Victorian townhouse in a part of southwest London once associated with a faded shabbiness has benefited from the area’s considerable gentrification in recent years. By Nicola Venning
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