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Luxury property

  • London house prices fall again as property slowdown drags on

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    London house prices fell again in May as uncertainty over Andy Burnham’s premiership dampened market confidence.  The average house price in the capital slipped by 3.7 per cent to £545,000 in the year to May, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).  Prices jumped in the rest of the country, though the headline rate [...]

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  • Wimbledon property market drops ball ahead of Grand Slam

    Property

    Wimbledon’s property market has suffered an unforced error ahead of next month’s Grand Slam, as house prices slip in spite of the world-renowned tournament. Home to the world’s most prestigious tennis tournament, prices in the south-west suburb have fallen by almost 12 per cent over the last year, according to research conducted by independent estate [...]

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  • Living by water is a London lifestyle hack. Here’s where to look

    Life&Style

    People pay over the odds to purchase property by it, holiday by it and go for rides on it – and we’re even born in it. Experts have long acknowledged that humans are drawn to water for feelings of calmness and serenity. Whether or not that is because of the womb is debateable but highly [...]

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  • Nick Candy eyes payday after £275m home sale to Labour donor

    April 16, 2026

    Reform UK fundraiser Nick Candy is looking to cash in on his assets after it was revealed that he sold his £275m home to a former Labour donor in what was put down as the largest house purchase in history.  Quadrature Capital’s Suneil Setiya bought the hidden Chelsea mansion from Candy, according to the Financial [...]

  • ‘Soul destroying’: Why London’s luxury property market has taken the biggest hit in a decade

    April 16, 2026

    It’s been almost three years since Emma first put her Kensington home on the market. With an initial asking price of just over £4m, she turned down a number of early low-ball offers before accepting one only slightly below what she’d wanted. But after months of dithering, the buyer pulled out at the last minute. [...]

  • Middle East expats rush back to London, luxury property rents spike

    April 10, 2026

    An influx of people who have recently moved to the Middle East are now seeking short-term refuge in London, pushing up rents in the capital’s luxury property market – according to a leading estate agency.  British, European and North American nationals have rushed to snap up short-term rentals in high-value London properties since the Iran [...]

  • Non-dom reforms blamed for collapse of Harrods luxury property arm

    April 9, 2026

    The collapse of department store Harrods’ luxury property arm was due in large part to the government’s abolition of the non-dom tax regime, estate agents have said. Harrods Estates, which opened on the shop floor in 1897, has announced the closure of its only remaining office in Knightsbridge.  London estate agents said the collapse of [...]

  • London’s £10m secret: how the rich buy super-prime property

    March 25, 2026

    Each year brings renewed predictions of a correction in London’s high-end residential market, often portraying it as mercurial and susceptible to abrupt shifts. However, in my experience on the ground, the city’s genuine super-prime segment, properties transacting in excess of £10m, continues to operate according to its own distinct dynamics. Rather than exhibiting signs of [...]

  • London luxury property market extends slump as Iran war knocks confidence

    March 19, 2026

    London’s luxury property market continued its slump in February as market confidence took a hit from the Iran war just as it began to recover from last year’s Budget.  There were 31 per cent fewer sales for prime properties – which defines those in the top five per cent of the market – this February [...]

  • Robert De Niro: Nobu reveals major London plans amid UK push

    November 13, 2025

    Robert De Niro’s hospitality brand is open to considering new luxury residences in London after the success of its restaurants and hotel, the firm’s co-founders have exclusively told Morning Wire. Nobu Hospitality first launched in London in 1997 with a restaurant at Old Park Lane. That was followed by a hotel and restaurant in Portman [...]

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