Discover the vibrant pulse of London’s prime property market with the St. Edward Collection. These carefully selected developments seamlessly blend modern city living with rich connections to history, nature, and culture, making them an ideal location for property
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The UK housing market has been buzzing with optimism since the Bank of England’s recent 0.25% interest rate cut, bringing rates down to 5%. This is the first reduction in interest rates in four years, and while it may seem small, it is already having a noticeable effect. Now, buyers who were previously hesitant to …
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Home to the iconic BBC Studios since 1960 and Westfield London, Europe’s largest shopping mall since 2008, White City is a trendy West London neighbourhood within the Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham. Over the past few years, the area has witnessed a remarkable transformation, making its mark on the London property market. The area’s sought-after …
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Discover why the UAE is a top spot for property investors. Explore developments like Yas Island and Dubai that offer high rental yields, capital growth, and attractive prices.
With increasing global attention to environmental issues, the housing industry in London has experienced a significant transition towards eco-friendly and sustainable properties. Several government initiatives and the preferences of buyers and investors are fuelling this change. As a result, developers are now showing a growing interest in incorporating environmentally sustainable features into their projects. Buyers …
As the first phase of a 30-year regeneration scheme in East London’s E16 postcode, TwelveTrees Park by renowned UK developer Berkeley Group is all set to transform this vibrant Zone 2 neighbourhood in West Ham, just minutes away from the City, Canary Wharf, Stratford and the West End. The Redwood is the latest addition of …
The UK’s sought-after property market witnessed steady movement throughout the general election campaign, as many homebuyers moved ahead with their plans. Their decisions seemed less impacted by the politics of elections and more motivated by individual circumstances, such as employment prospects, economic activity and overall affordability. Positive news came in over the first weekend of …
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As urban areas develop and expand to allow for a growing population and workforce, the demand for good quality housing that is energy efficient and well planned has become an imperative. This is where St. George, a tier 1 UK property developer, part of the Berkeley Group, continues to lead the way with regeneration projects …
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Exploring the property world can be overwhelming, especially when crossing international borders. If you’re interested in the UK property market, it is important to know that similar to Singapore, the UK offers both freehold and leasehold properties. However, you first need to understand the differences between the two since they may have a big impact …
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After a whirlwind six-week campaign, Keir Starmer has clinched the title of UK’s Prime Minister. But, wondering what this means for the housing market and your next property investment? In this video, we explore the potential impact on the UK housing market under the new Labour administration. Starmer’s goal Shed Labour’s high tax image with …
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For the first time in three years, inflation in the UK reached the Bank of England’s target when it fell to 2% in May. Although interest rates were maintained at 5.25% by the Bank of England in June, a rate cut looks very likely to be announced in August.