Trump effect drives more Americans to London, MEES 2030 brings £30,000 fines for landlords, leasehold reform advances and house prices fall again. Prime London weekly update.
Prime London Property Bulletin: Trump Effect, Offshore Transparency & MEES 2030 Fines Read More »
Rent controls rejected by government, buy-to-let lending surges 21%, leasehold reform widens market divide, and new IHT rules target offshore structures. Prime London weekly bulletin.
The Renters Rights Act starts 1 May 2026. Section 21 abolished, fixed-term tenancies banned, one month rent cap and more. Essential guide for prime London landlords.
Renters Rights Act 2026: Plain English Guide for Prime London Landlords Read More »
Prime Central London prices down 15-20% in Q1 2026 — quieter than 2008. Ben Sloane gives a frank assessment of stalled transactions, Renters Rights Act fallout, and where real opportunities exist.
Is Prime Central London Bottoming Out, or Just Getting Started? Q1 2026 Update Read More »
Prime Central London prices are ~20% down from peak in Q1 2026. Silvina Paz reveals high off-market stock, strategic buyers, and a cautiously optimistic outlook for the year ahead.
Prime London Property Market Q1 2026: What’s Really Happening? Read More »
Iran conflict increases failed sales to 24.4%, Gulf buyers push prime London rents higher, and major tax changes are coming in 2027–2028. Full Prime London Property Bulletin.
Iran Conflict, Gulf Rental Surge & 2027 Tax Deadline Read More »
Prime Central London is 20-25% below 2014 peaks and Belgravia & Knightsbridge are down 30%. Expert Kris Ericsson gives a frank assessment of the 2026 market and where real opportunities exist.
Prime London 2026: The market has not fully corrected according to Jeremy Davidson. Chelsea and Kensington could still fall 15–20%. A candid assessment of where prices really stand.
Prime London Property Prices 2026: Has the Market Fully Corrected? Read More »
Prime London 2026: Expats who left for Dubai, Monaco and Switzerland are quietly returning. Marco Pasi shares why the non-dom changes didn’t cause a permanent exodus and why Mayfair is back in demand.
Prime London market 2026 update: Fewer £10m+ deals in Kensington and Notting Hill, steady activity at £5m, rise of prime-adjacent areas and longer mortgages. Honest insights from Tom Tangney of Rose and Partners.
Is the Prime London Market Running Out of Steam or Finding Its New Level in 2026? Read More »
