The UK’s new £1m property hotspots include this south-east London grown-up hipster favourite
With London’s house prices on a go-slow, the place to go to meet a newly-minted property millionaire is Cambridge.

With London’s house prices on a go-slow, the place to go to meet a newly-minted property millionaire is Cambridge.
There’s a serene garden square in Notting Hill surrounded by majestic three-storey double-fronted homes. The driveways are as bare as the trees on a cold wintry morning, and many of the windows shuttered.
Property billionaire Nick Candy made headlines when he complained about the £161,000-a-year service charge at his ultra-luxurious One Hyde Park apartment.
Dear American multimillionaires looking to buy a home in the UK, I have good news for you: if you have $1 million to splash, you can now get more bang for your buck in London.
Is it a buyers’ market or a sellers’ market? It’s the perennial question in property. In the case of London right now, the answer is both. Sometimes those markets are just streets apart — sometimes they are different houses on the same street.
Despite talk of a cooling market, the curtain is far from closing on London’s high-end property market.
The Bank of England (BoE) is expected to cut its base rate by 0.25% today as its Monetary Policy Committee (main image) shifts focus from cutting inflation to stimulating the flagging economy.
It’s bad news for homeowners in London: house prices in the capital grew less than the national average last year, new research shows.
Camilla Dell is Managing Partner and founder of Black Brick Property Solutions LLP and has worked in the London property market since 2002. She is highly experienced in meeting the needs of demanding domestic and international property buyers.
2025 is here and we’re all keen to see what it has in store for the UK’s housing market.
‘We have been amazed by how much prime stock there is to choose from at the moment,’ says PCL acquisition firm, which has just secured an apartment in Kensington for less than half its original £30mn asking.
They have sat at the very pinnacle of the world’s super-prime property market for the past century. And despite a year of global conflict and political upheaval, penthouse apartments continue to shatter price ceilings all over the globe.