Black Brick Managing Partner Camilla Dell has been featured in The Sunday Times, commenting on how recent shifts in value of prime property in central London, is creating new opportunities for domestic buyers.
Black Brick Managing Partner Camilla Dell has been featured in The Times, commenting on the growing scarcity of large luxury apartments across prime central London.
PCL buying agency sources off-market 3,000+ sq ft apartment at landmark Bayswater scheme, amid signs of ‘real momentum’ returning to the prime London market.
Managing Partner at Black Brick, Camilla Dell, was recently asked to speak to Property Soup to discuss the return of strengthened property transactions in Prime London.
A new Financial Times feature examines how rising taxes, higher acquisition costs and changing government policies are reshaping the world’s leading luxury property markets, with London and New York both seeing a growing shift away from second-home ownership.
For several years, the narrative surrounding London’s prime property market has been dominated by uncertainty.
Camilla Dell, Managing Partner at Black Brick, was asked to share her thoughts with Paul Carey for The National News on riverside living in London.
The UK property market is facing its most challenging selling conditions in years.
Despite a challenging geopolitical backdrop and shifting domestic politics, London’s super-prime property market has continued to deliver standout results through the first half of 2026 — including a notable off-market win for Black Brick.
Black Brick’s H1 2026 deal book tells a very different story to the one they were writing six years ago.
London’s prime residential market is experiencing a notable revival, with Gulf and American buyers driving demand as significant price corrections and a weaker pound create compelling buying opportunities.
The likely new PM will have to face a building industry in the doldrums, stagnating property prices and buyers put off moving by tax. We lay out his options.
