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  • These are the London boroughs where first-time buyers are getting the biggest discounts

    October 18, 2019

    Recent reports of lagging London house prices have generally been met with a groan, as the mortgaged majority fret over the value of their property investment. This is not the case for would-be first-time buyers, though, who might find that they can snap up a home for less than they initially expected, or be able [...]

  • Super-rich millennials want their homes to feel like hotels

    October 18, 2019

    There is a change taking place in London’s super- prime residential market. While the white stucco Georgian townhouses of Mayfair and Belgravia are still highly sought after, a younger generation of global wealth is now maturing – and they have very different aspirations when it comes to owning their own London pad. Having experienced the [...]

  • How to pick the best estate agent to sell your home

    October 18, 2019

    When looking to sell your property, finding the right estate agent can feel like a real minefield. As a London-based property developer with over 30 years of industry experience, being able to identify the right people to find buyers for my finished homes has been vital to ensuring that the best prices were achieved – [...]

  • Interiors: Why country houses are inspiring autumn’s best-dressed homes

    October 18, 2019

    Neutral, minimalist design has been the name of the interiors game for several seasons. And it’s easy to see why: it’s tasteful, fuss-free and appeals to almost everyone. The problem is, it’s not much fun – which is why it’s heartening to hear that the trends tipped for autumn are a bit more colourful. Charlotte [...]

  • Property of the Week: Live on top of this art deco block in Kensington

    October 18, 2019

    Choosing between period and new-build is one of the biggest decisions you have to make when buying a home. While older properties have heaps of character, quirky features and kerb appeal, the pristine, fresh-out-the-box feeling you get with a new build is hard to beat. There are die-hard fans in both camps. But for those [...]

  • Your chance to live on Wembley Way

    October 18, 2019

    Football fans may have just found their perfect home in London. The newly-launched Alameda building, which comprises 340 apartments exclusively for rent, is located just off Olympic Way, which is better known as Wembley Way – the road trodden by supporters on the final approach to England’s home ground. You might think that being so [...]

  • Focus on Teddington: This laid-back suburb is home to families, first-time buyers – and the odd seal

    October 18, 2019

    Teddington is located on the banks of the River Thames between Hampton Court Palace and Twickenham, but it doesn’t have the royal or sporting connections of its neighbours. Instead, this leafy, laid-back suburb’s biggest landmark is its lock – the lowermost on the Thames, don’t you know – where a lost seal crops up every [...]

  • New builds: Homes on the market in London this week, from a former modernist office in Croydon to luxury flats in Mayfair

    October 18, 2019

    Brunel Street Works, Canning Town From £375,000 for a one-bed Brunel Street Works, a 975-home development in Canning Town, is being launched by Linden Homes this weekend. The one, two and three-bed apartments are part of a wider regeneration project which will also bring new shops, workspace and a hotel to the area. Residents will [...]

  • Out of Order at Southbank Centre review: It’s hard to stay focused on this experimental, dialogue-free play

    October 18, 2019

    If you’re going to see Out of Order, the latest project by experimental theatre company Forced Entertainment, you’ll need to leave your understanding of what constitutes a play at the door. There’s no dialogue – instead, you watch a group of six mime-clowns in tartan suits repeatedly trying to sit down at a table as [...]

  • 10 fitness tips to keep you working out this autumn

    October 16, 2019

    This week we celebrate the 10th anniversary of our personal training studio, No1 Fitness.  Although it still only feels like yesterday, so much has changed in that time, and I wanted to use this week’s column to share some of the lessons I’ve learned. 1. There’s more to personal training than working out When we [...]

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