Turning the page

Turning the page

“….will the last person to leave Britain please turn out the lights” was The Sun’s famous headline in 1992, often credited with winning the Conservative Party the General Election that year. If you have been doomscrolling LinkedIn or other media forms in recent weeks,...
Global capital of creativity

Global capital of creativity

With the UK tax-year end behind us, and a pause on tariffs and market turmoil, we thought some positive light-relief might be in order as we head into the Easter weekend. Having noticed a rise in the number of international clients we advise emanating from the...
Regaining momentum

Regaining momentum

As has been well-documented across our 2024 Buysides (not to mention global media), the year has been largely characterised by a degree of inertia as the central London property market waited, along with the rest of the world, to bear witness to the results of the UK...
It might have been better

It might have been better

As the dust settles on Wednesday’s Budget, we sense that Rachel Reeves may just have found a middle ground between her party’s ideology and the reality that wealthy families (domestic and international), private equity principals and pioneering entrepreneurs are a...
Politics drives sentiment

Politics drives sentiment

As interest and mortgage rates begin their descent, the UK mainstream market is steadily showing signs of growth following the short-lived – but damaging – Truss mini-era. However, for London’s prime/super-prime central markets there is still one more...
Political stability

Political stability

Following yesterday’s general election, the Conservative Party’s turbulent 14-year reign has come to a dramatic but much predicted end. The Labour Party will now form the next UK Government with an historic majority of MPs and, later today, Sir Keir Starmer will...
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