London Property Blog
Love Wimbledon – Why more buyers are attracted to the area
SW19 and SW20 are awash with the Hertz Wimbledon Tennis Championship; with branded cars, black Range Rovers and Jaguar Estates…
Buying London property in a summer market
Generally speaking, selling a property in the summer is preferable to the winter. The light is better, there is more…
How to access London’s off-market homes for sale
Official figures show that last year there were on average some 7,000 properties sold in London every month, a bonanza…
Bricks and Mortar vs Stocks and Shares
With investors confidence in the British economy as a stable outset being restored, the debate on whether to invest in…
Why now is a good time to buy £1M+ London property
There are a multitude of reasons why Wandsworth is attracting buyers: low council tax, very good schools, quality shops, bars,…
Is the desirability of London property basements going down?
Having heard that multiple basement-extension planning applications have been put on hold or resubmitted particularly in the Royal Borough of…
Prime Central London still offers value
Chelsea is one of the Capital’s most cosmopolitan and affluent areas, set in a stunning oasis of elegance and history,…
The age of home buyers in London – an older demographic of property purchasers
Recent national property headlines have been focusing around the high number of first time buyers in the current market, with…
Why buy in Hammersmith, London
Hammersmith is the popular area of London situated between Fulham and Shepherds Bush, with Chiswick to the West and West…
Property in Notting Hill: A desirable London location
With this year’s Notting Hill Carnival fast approaching, which is one of the liveliest and vibrant events in the London…
Property in Mayfair: London’s central off-market hotspot
Mayfair is one of the world’s most extraordinary property markets; a 285 acre rectangle of central London spanning between Oxford…
Finding a family home in Kensington and Chelsea
Investing in the Prime Central London property market can offer a great financial return but what lifestyle and accommodation can…
Increase in Open Days
In many areas of London the monotonous saga of property open days currently seems never-ending for those seeking to buy…
Buying in Richmond
Possessing a history littered with Royal patronage, including being the location where Elizabeth I died, Richmond-upon-Thames remains one of the…
London apartments: why the porter has returned
The history of porters and concierges in the UK is a long one with literary references to boot including the…
South East London Property Finder
A few years ago most Londoners would have struggled to pinpoint where the south east London suburb of Forest Hill…
Is London’s Nine Elms the next Canary Wharf?
There are few Londoners who won’t know that Battersea Power Station is at last being converted into a mixture of…
London’s elite property associating with the ordinary
It is a rare phenomenon to hear of super prime property being openly sold but last month has seen a…
‘Get me the impossible’ – the growth of the concierge service
Hotel concierges were once the first port of call for any visitor to London, someone able at the drop of…
Moving to South Kensington
When you think of Paris you imagine iconic buildings, wide boulevards, museums and galleries, chic eateries and green spaces. It…