We are thrilled to have taken home gold in the “Best Buying Agent” category at the Estate Agency of the Year Awards 2014. The esteemed event, that celebrates the very best in estate agency, took place at The Lancaster Hotel on Friday, 5th December and was sponsored by The Times and The Sunday Times.
Wealthy Nigerians spent over $390 million on property in London over the last 3 years according to new research. They are the biggest spenders out of the whole Africa – who, as a continent, spent over $938 million.
The shake up of stamp duty was announced on Wednesday. By Jessie Hewiston.
Wealthy homeowners will be forced to slash house prices in central London following the Government’s sweeping stamp duty reform, experts have warned. by Anna White
Unfavourable exchange rates and prospective tax changes have not deterred international buyers from buying expensive properties in central London, say property finders, as many prepare for one of their busiest Christmases ever, despite low levels of housing stock. by Francesca Steele
It’s not wealthy Russians of Middle Eastern buyers who have bought the most prime central London property over the last few years, but Africans, says the Black Brick agency. By Adrian Bishop
Whether you’re looking to buy abroad or set up a house-to-let in London, you should consider the advice offered by our Managing Partner, Camilla Dell if you hold any hopes of becoming a property millionaire.
If you need to know who should manage your money, take care of your legal affairs, find you a house or protect your family, The Spear’s 500 has the answers.
David Robson identifies the London hot spots where prices look certain to keep on soaring
Creating a “proprietory fragrance” is the latest indulgence of luxury property developers, says Zoe Dare Hall
The demand for London property has meant that it has been deemed a sellers’ market in recent years, however, this is changing for property priced £2 million and above, a new analysis suggests.
House prices are falling in parts of London for the first time in two years as the capital’s “sealed bid frenzy” comes to an abrupt halt, a report says today. by Jonathan Prynn
