London Property Blog
The best place to live in London for families: South West London
I have lived in London for over 20 years and predominantly in the South West. Firstly, as an aspiring single…
Understanding property service charges
Everyone knows that when you buy an apartment or even a few specific housing scheme developments, there is usually a…
New Build property in London – What to keep an eye out for
To tackle the shortage of housing within the country, the government has placed a monumental focus on new-build homes and…
London property market: An overview
In the London property market, transactional volume remains at very low levels with a number of agents reporting sold property…
London Property Finder – How using one could help find your next home
Although using a Property Finder to buy a home is still a relatively new concept, more and more of the…
Pied-à-terre’s in London – Ealing
My recent blog explained how pied-à-terre’s in Enfield had become very popular with family buyers. Recently, however, I have seen…
Property in London – Hidden areas to consider
Whilst the seemingly unstoppable rise in values of property in London continues to prove an unmissable opportunity for long term…
Pied-à-terre’s in London – Enfield
My recent blog explained how pied-à-terre’s in Tottenham had become very popular with many London commuters living outside of the…
Pied-à-terre in London – Hotspots in Zones 3-6
Much of London’s workforce lives in the commuter belt or even further afield. This is mainly due to family homes…
Home ownership in London – A review of First Time Buyer’s
With the average age of a First Time Buyer in London creeping towards 40, the Bank of Mum and Dad…
Chinese investment in UK property: London
With property prices softening as sterling falls, the UK property market is witnessing a significant uplift in Chinese investment, particularly…
Central London House prices affected by London pollution
Pollution – a hot topic – and one that is becoming increasingly popular for London homebuyers looking for property. One…
Mega Basements: Could building one be more than you bargained for?
With land becoming a scarcity in London and strict legislation on how high you can build, individuals and developers are…
Night Tube: What does this mean for Central London House prices?
From the 19th of August (2016) people in London will be able to access running Underground trains through the night…
Central London – Is it time for buyers to make a return?
People who work in the central London residential property market have noticed one important trend over the past six months…
Why London Zones 2 and 3 have the fastest growing house prices
Prices in London’s prime central areas such as Hyde Park, Marylebone, Mayfair, Chelsea, Knightsbridge and Kensington may have cooled this…
Central London sought after property areas starting to show a new trend?
Despite Prime Central London (PCL) enjoying six years of rising prices and it being a hub for international property buyers…
Collapsing oil prices and the effect on UK property
There seems to be no end in sight for low oil prices, with prices falling to around $30 now, from…
The attraction of Twickenham, it’s not just about the rugby
Since last Friday, rugby fans around the world will be focussing their attention on the 8th Rugby World Cup, culminating…
Best places to live in London – Holland Park
Located between busy Kensington Streets and the Notting Hill area, Holland Park provides a perfect mix for both the laid…