Whilst there had been a lot of apprehension that Donald Trump’s potential presidency would drive many Americans over to the UK, there currently is little sign of that happening…

In a new piece for International Business Times, Black Brick’s Founder and Managing Partner, Camilla Dell, shared her thoughts on the US election’s impact London property:

“After the election, [Black Brick] likely to see some wealthy US citizens, particularly those most offended by Trump, move to the UK as some of our American clients hinted to us prior to this outcome.”, she said.

Read the full article here.

Our Founder, Camilla Dell has been featured in International Business Times this week to share her thoughts on London’s current prime property market.

In the piece, Camilla said that, in reaction to recent market movements, Black Brick has been “very cautious on the newbuild segment, which we think is still the most vulnerable part of the market. Some parts of London are flooded with supply and we’re likely to see properties offered with substantial discounts.”

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The UK’s most expensive property is in London’s One Hyde Park, International Business Times has shared this week.

Apartment C.08.1 in the luxury One Hyde Park development by Candy & Candy is housed in “the most valuable block of flats in the world”, according to writer Shane Croucher.

Sharing our perspective as to why this ultra high-end property has gone up for sale so many times, Black Brick Partner, Caspar Harvard-Walls offered his thoughts:

“I think the super-prime end of the market has been going down in terms of values for almost two years. A lot of people are laying the blame at Brexit’s door, but really the market had shifted before that.”, he said.

Read the article here.