Welcome to the Spear’s ranking of the best buying agents who represent UHNW individuals seeking to buy prime property.
Black Brick are delighted to be featured in the Spear’s ranking of best buying agents. For the full article, please click here.
Black Brick are delighted to be featured in the Spear’s ranking of best buying agents. For the full article, please click here.
Managing Partner Camilla Dell is listed as a “Top Flight” buying agent; Caspar Harvard-Walls is “Top Recommended” and Tom Kain is “Recommended”.
Read the report here.
Sitting down amongst a panel of property experts who specialise in sourcing the capital’s most luxurious properties for high-profile clients, Camilla shared her perspective on how international buyers are down at the moment compared to times before the pandemic.
She added, though, that, “there’s a huge amount of interest at the moment from [HNWs who are] US dollar-based”.
“At the moment, we’re seeing a lot of clients from emerging market countries,’ Dell said, noting that buyers who had recently made money in the oil and gas industries were particularly prevalent. ‘London for them is looking really quite cheap at the moment”, she continued.
Read the full article here.
We are delighted to see Black Brick’s Managing Partner, Camilla Dell, Partner Caspar Harvard-Walls and Senior Buying Consultant Tom Kain featured in the Spear’s ranking of the best London buying agents for high-net-worth individuals this week.
The list features Spear’s Top Recommended and Recommended agents.
Read it here.
We are delighted that Black Brick’s Managing Partner Camilla Dell is in the Top Ten London Buying Agents, and Partner Caspar Harvard-Walls and Senior Buying Consultant Tom Kain are Top Recommended Buying Agents in the latest 2022 edition of the Spears 500.
The Spear’s 500 is the definitive, market-leading guide to the top private client advisers, wealth managers, lawyers and service providers for HNW individuals.
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.
In a landmark event for the private client world, Spear’s has published the first-ever comprehensive guide to every field which matters to HNWs. The Spear’s 500 covers professionals from the best private bankers, wealth managers, family lawyers and property consultants to the top art, philanthropy, wine and security advisers. We also feature lawyers in fields like immigration, crime and landed estates.
Everyone in the major Indices in The Spear’s 500 has been peer-reviewed and validated with client feedback, making this the most authoritative and far-reaching guide around today. Every single person in The Spear’s 500 has been interviewed by the Spear’s Research Unit so we can give you a sense of who you are dealing with: their specialisms, their outlook and their personality.
Spear’s Wealth Management Awards celebrate high net worth individuals and wealth managers for their successes, innovations and acumen. The judges described our offering as “the most comprehensive service” and “the go-to for banks,” as well as praising us on our free concierge services.

Competition was stiff, so we are extremely proud to have won this award. We work extremely hard to ensure we offer an exceptional service that goes above and beyond the norm, and winning this award demonstrates our commitment to our clients, as well as recognising the hard work of our team.
To view the winners, please click here.
As a top London buying agency whose client base is made up of 30% Asian buyers, Black Brick’s Founder, Camilla Dell offered her insights into the rising interest from Chinese investors in a new piece this week for Spear’s:
“Asian buyers like to buy “offplan” [before construction has commenced] or new-build properties, as this is what they are familiar with in their own local markets.”, she said.
“Areas such as Canary Wharf have become extremely popular with Chinese buyers who want to invest in off-plan developments. However, we always advise buyers to be wary of such purchases, which can be located in secondary areas and tend not to perform as well as prime central London properties.”
Read more in the full article here.