London real estate

London Real Estate Market 2016: Sluggish Movement to Continue?

While the past four years have been splendid, real estate in prime London has not exactly peaked, and the sluggish movement is expected to continue in the coming year, Wall Street Journal reports.

London Real Estate: Property Prices Increase at $7.50 Per Hour

When demand outweighs the supply: Studies show that London house prices are increasing by the hour. A new report states that house prices in London are rising by £5 every hour, roughly $7.

Real Estate News: London Has Most Overvalued House Prices in the World According to Union Bank of Switzerland

London real estate has been considered very expensive. According to Union Bank of Switzerland, house prices are most overvalued in the world.

London Properties Reaches Half a Million in Prices

Average homes in London are now priced at a whooping £500,000 which is the most expensive price to date.

Celebrity Homes: Are David and Victoria Beckham Buying a $41.7 Million Country Mansion?

Beckingham Palace: The lavish 10-bedroom mansion with a massive courtyard is fit for the king of soccer and queen of fashion.

15 Night Tube Stations in London to Add a Premium to the Value of Properties

The coming of London's 24-hour train service will not just bring travel convenience to residents and commuters, it will also bring good news to property owners near its stations.

TV Chef Jamie Oliver Plunks Down London Mansion

The celebrity chef bought a 17th century estate in a neighborhood where Kate Moss, George Michael and Jude Law also live.

London's Property Market Garnered a £3.4 billion Profit Despite of Decrease in Market Value

Property advisers Cushman & Wakefield released an analysis report saying that a wave of mainly Asian investors have been purchasing commercial properties in London summing up £3.4 billion- generating £870 million in profits for the past two years.

Real Estate News: Christos Lazari, Billionaire Property Investor, Dies of Heart Attack

Christos Lazari, one of Forbes 2015 billionaires, passed away on Monday at the age of 69 due to heart attack.

Foreign Investors Tighten Grip on London Commercial Property Market

Foreign investors own about a quarter of the commercial property market in London. Overseas buyers claimed 24 percent of the city’s commercial real estate including warehouses, malls, offices and hotels by the end of 2013. The figure has doubled in just a decade and has reached its highest for the first time, Bloomberg reported.

Is London’s frenzied real estate market the next big property bubble?

London's real estate market is in boom with prices and values reaching new highs every month. But is the market headed for a crash? Is London the West's next property bubble?