Fitzrovia the new hot spot of the West End
Fitzrovia is ideally situated around the north part of Oxford Street and Great Portland Street.The West end is on your door step as is Regent's Park. It also boasts some of the best restaurant in London around the Goodge Street and Charlotte Street area and the more established pretiness of Marylebone area stone's throw away. Prices don't come cheap and there are some new properties being built by the Manhattan Loft Corporation that costs from £650k to£7m but there are oter options around if you look carefully. If you want to advertise your property that is in Fitzrovia square please contact us.
Jennie Wood Properties
Jennie Wood Properties provides a complete service as estate and letting agents, listening to and fulfilling the needs of vendors, purchasers, landlords and tenants. Jennie Wood has assembled a team of enthusiastic, experienced professionals to work closely with clients in the property market, whether buying, selling or renting. With many years of success in the Docklands property market behind them, the award-winning team aims to provide clients with a professional, helpful and friendly service to take the stress and heartache out of property transactions. In-depth knowledge of the local property market means that the most up-to-date and accurate information can be provided ...
Russel Simpson
Russell Simpson Located in Chelsea we deal with both residential sales and lettings in Chelsea, Belgravia, Knightsbridge, South Kensington, Earls Court, Notting Hill, Holland Park, and to a lesser extent Mayfair, Westminster and north of Hyde Park. Alan Russell who heads the company and runs the House Sales Department started the company in 1979. His staff offers substantial knowledge and expertise on buying, selling and letting central London property. Our aim is to maintain the reputation that has been earned over the past 25+ years for our ability to provide a personal, discreet and efficient service. 0207 225 0277 5 ...
London Property Prices Fall
Prices for the best properties in prime central London fell a further 2.2% in December 2008. Properties costing £1m to £2.5m have been hit hardest and are 22% down from their peak. On average, prime prices dropped by nearly 10% in the final quarter of 2008 and have fallen 18.4% from their March 2008 peak The total number of £1m+ sales in the whole London market was down 49% in 2008 compared with 2007. Houses worth over £10m+ are down only 8.1% from their August 2008 peak. However, they are now falling in line with the rest of the market. Liam Bailey, head of residential ...

