Prime London Property Tax: Who Pays and Who Plans
As the UK’s tax regime tightens, European cities a short flight from London are positioning themselves as lower-tax alternatives for the capital’s super-rich. The Holme in Regent’s Park has sold for £190 million — one of London’s largest ever residential deals. Buy-to-let net returns have fallen to just above 1%. The EU is moving to restrict holiday home purchases by non-residents. And purpose-built student accommodation is facing new policy risk. Six stories. One prime London lens. Here is what serious owners need to know this week.
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