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In Focus: Prime Central London – Autumn 2024

A decade of adaptation


London is one of the most sought-after cities in the world, and its prime housing market has always been attractive to international buyers. But over the last decade, we’ve seen several challenges – including the pandemic, political uncertainty and changes to tax regulations. Through it all, London remains a place that people want to buy, live and invest in.

Prime central London’s culture, classic architecture, world-class schools and beautiful green spaces continue to make it one of the most desirable places to live.

Whatever tax changes we see in the coming months, the fundamental cultural and physical characteristics that make central London so unique will endure. Pockets of London, including Belgravia and Knightsbridge, have had significant investment, bringing more high-end retailers and luxury apartments to the area. So whether you’re looking to buy or rent, there are plenty of exceptional properties available.

In our fifth edition of ‘In Focus: Prime Central London’, you’ll find the very latest insights from our industry-leading experts. Our research team takes a detailed look at what the experience of the past ten years tells us about what the future may hold, with a focus on potential changes in the tax treatment of "non-doms".

Meanwhile, our agents look at what this has meant on the ground. As so, whenever you do feel ready to make a move, you can be assured that experienced agents will be here to support you on your journey with dedicated guidance, local insight and honest advice.


Read each section below.

Painting a picture of central London

How has the prime central London property changed market over the past decade and what’s in store?

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Getting behind the "non-doms" numbers

What does the data on "non-doms" tell us about expected tax changes?


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Local areas

Our agents discuss what makes prime central London so desirable.




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Supply and demand in the PCL rental market

What has happened to supply and demand in the prime central London lettings market and how has this affected rental values?


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The who, what, where of new build

Who is purchasing new build apartments in prime central London? What is being constructed and where? A review of the changes over the past decade.


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Readings from across the globe

How does London’s prime residential market compare to other world cities.




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