Former Prime Purchase director Alex Oliver is among three new additions to the firm’s London-based operation.
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Buying agency secures sizeable discount on Belgravia townhouse
Super-prime residence near The Berkeley was acquired off-market for just under £14mn, illustrating a wider market trend.
Black Brick’s discusses the Belgravia Townhouse discount we recently achieved for a repeat client.
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From Peak to Present: How prime London’s property market has changed since 2014
Back in 2014, the property market in London was booming with international investment and new-build developments, to name just a few.
Black Brick’s London Buying Agent and Managing Director, Camilla Dell was interviewed this week for a new article in PrimeResi to share her insights and thoughts on just how much our industry changed between 2014 and 2025.
To learn more, read the article here.
Celebrating standout acquisitions in challenging times
We’re celebrating a major milestone this week as we reach £80 million in deals, despite today’s challenging UK housing market.
Black Brick Managing Partner, Camilla Dell revealed the good news in a feature for PrimeResi, sharing how our team of buying agents have managed this success.
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Prime property industry reactions to the Budget 2025
Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her much-anticipated Budget yesterday, in which she confirmed a new so-called ‘mansion tax’ as well as hiking rates on property income.
Black Brick Managing Partner, Camilla Dell has reacted to news in a new feature by PrimeResi, discussing the Budget’s potential impacts and implications for the UK’s prime property owners.
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‘It is starting to make sense’ for PCL landlords as yields rise, reports buying agent
Here at Black Brick, we’ve seen an influx of enquiries from investors looking to take advantage of the improving investment market in recent times.
Speaking in PrimeResi this week, our Founder and Managing Partner, Camilla Dell shared how, “Buy to let investments have been a hard sell in recent years, but over the past couple of years the goal posts have moved.”
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Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Keen to keep up to date with all the latest property news from across the UK?
Check out the ‘Monday Market Review’ by PrimeResi, featuring useful insights, real data and genuine advice from experienced buying agents like Black Brick on the current state of the property market.
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‘Bigger, better, costlier, and far more luxurious than we could possibly have imagined’
Have you ever wondered what London’s property market like back in 2000, compared to now?
Black Brick Managing Partner, Camilla Dell recently submitted a feature to PrimeResi, diving into London’s past, present and future prime property market.
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Domestic buyers are seizing unprecedented opportunities in Prime Central London
UK domestic property purchasers now make up over 40% of our client base here Black Brick Buying Agents; an increase from 25% last year.
Our Managing Partner, Camilla Dell shared her thoughts on potential reasons for this change in the market, such as overseas stamp duty increases and non-dom regime changes, in a new feature for PrimeResi.
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‘For the brave, there are real opportunities’: Camilla Dell on buying PCL property in a global financial crisis
“The playing field has changed substantially”, Black Brick Founder & Managing Partner, Camilla Dell told PrimeResi this week.
Speaking on the current (rather turbulent) global financial market, Camilla sat down with PrimeResi for a new article about how Trump’s tariffs have caused chaos for London’s prime central property market.
“In 2008–2009, we saw a clear flight to safety,” Dell said. “At the height of the global banking meltdown, with names like Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns, and AIG dominating headlines. Many of our clients turned to London property as a tangible, stable alternative to volatile stocks and bonds. Activity surged, driven both by opportunists and those seeking the security of bricks and mortar.”
This is not the case today, however. “We don’t anticipate a sudden rush of overseas buyers flooding the market, despite the current financial volatility,” Camilla commented, despite Black Brick seeing “notable momentum from UK domestic buyers those upsizing, downsizing, or purchasing second homes.”
Read the full piece here.