The exterior of 20 Adams Row, a classic four-bedroom, mews-style residence in Mayfair, an example of the sort of prime Central London property that has seen strong demand so far this year. Photo: Harrods Estates
How did London’s super-prime property market get its strongest start to the year yet in 2022? After Covid-19, Kensington, St Johns Wood, Belgravia and Chelsea are booming
- The first quarter of 2022 has taken off to a strong start for the London property market, particularly for homes priced from US$6.3 million to US$12.6 million
- Property agent Savills notes that domestic buyers dominate over international – but with the current low GBP exchange rates, now is a good time to invest
The exterior of 20 Adams Row, a classic four-bedroom, mews-style residence in Mayfair, an example of the sort of prime Central London property that has seen strong demand so far this year. Photo: Harrods Estates