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.
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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 »
Paying off your mortgage fast might feel smart — but it could inflate your inheritance tax bill. Plus new landlord tax rules, Renters Rights Act, and London’s supply crisis. Essential 2026 briefing from Property Wealth.
Middle East tensions drive buyers back to prime London, John Lewis West Ealing scheme gains approval, leasehold reforms advance, and the housing ladder stalls. Weekly bulletin from Property Wealth.
London property 2026: why most buyers overpay, how the system favours sellers, and what the top 2% do differently with off-market access and smart negotiation. Expert advice from Property Wealth.
Is the London Property Market Set Up for Buyers to Overpay? Read More »
Dubai expats fleeing Middle East tensions push up short-term rents in Kensington, Chelsea & Notting Hill. Plus Savills’ $1.1bn acquisition, London’s priciest streets & Angela Rayner’s leasehold reform drive. Weekly bulletin from Property Wealth.
Bromley Council-approved 353 flats above Waitrose on Masons Hill in limbo after John Lewis exit; MFS collapse hits lenders with £930m shortfall; draft Commonhold & Leasehold Reform Bill caps ground rents & ends new leasehold flats. Expert update from Property Wealth.
Landmark £57m Hyde Park penthouse sale headlines UK property 2026: fastest price rise in over a year, leasehold/commonhold reforms, short-term let rules & SDLT clarity. Expert outlook from Property Wealth.
London Property Bulletin 2026: Increased supply shifts power to buyers, leasehold reform creates uncertainty, houses outperform flats. Expert insights from Property Wealth.
Petra Ecclestone pulls £175m Grade II-listed Chelsea mansion off market after six years. Explore what this signals for super-prime London in 2026, plus heritage trends and investment strategies from Property Wealth.
£175 Million Chelsea Mansion Pulled | What’s Really Happening in Super Prime? Read More »
