A recent Hometrack survey shows that 373,000 property transactions have been stalled as a consequence of the current lockdown, worth about £82bn
Interesting times. Currently, we are being fed information regarding something we cannot see or have a grip off. Therefore, we are lapping up all we are fed. Even the official narrative does not make sense, even within its own narrative.
Recently a client of ours sold all three properties he had purchased through us, making a handsome profit along the way. His background is a modest one, he works as a carpenter and has a salary in the mid-twenties, two kids and a wife who works...
Today we hope to exchange on a property in Bryanston Square, in truth we have held on to this contract far too long, our attention had been taken away by other deals; I'm actually surprised we managed to keep hold of this as there were far higher...
Westbourne Grove, London, W2Purchase Price: £625k
The first property I bought was a two bedroom flat in a conversion in Wembley, on the market for £175,000, this was back in April 2004. It was in poor but liveable condition with one small room and the other a good size.
Last week we closed a deal for £2.85m in Molyneux Street W1, the property is a freehold consisting of 2,657 sq. ft., if you include the vaults out in the front of the property. This strictly speaking should not be included, as it is not liveable...
There is a serious lack of office space in Central London, and what little there is is disappearing fast. The reason for this is the government concession under permitted development.
Last week I had a potential client who came to see me regarding developing some common ground to try and do some business together. He was also in the business of purchasing properties, on behalf of some friends. He put a proposal on the table...
Last week I covered a deal we were looking at in W1 for around £2.9m, we have managed to agree a price for this property at £2.75m and our solicitors are waiting for the contract. Interestingly what has also come out of the woodwork is the property...
We are looking at a property in Devonshire Terrace W2, the property is stated to have a net internal area of 5,000 sq. ft., and has been offered by someone who knows someone who knows the owner. The property consists of ten flats newly and well...
A few days ago we finally sold the last flat from a block of 14 flats we had purchased. The property was completed on the 31st March 2014, we had agreed a two month period between exchange and completion. This gave us enough time to resell one...
