Central London price amendments 2012

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Here is a selection of developments in Central London that include units which experienced a price amendment during 2012.

Click on the dots for scheme location and to see the New and Old price of each unit, together with a percentage difference.

A full planning application has been submitted to Westminster Council for the redevelopment of the Royal Mail West End Delivery Office at Rathbone Place, W1T. The plans outline a development of 162 residential units, 142 for market sale and 20 affordable. A further 18 affordable units will be provided off site at 88 Great Portland Street, 46 Mortimer Street and Cavendish House, 51 Mortimer Street (separate applications submitted for these developments). The scheme will also provide 24,681 sq m gross and 5,786 sq m gross for mixed use retail. The application is submitted on behalf of the Great Portland Estates however the developer is noted as The Rathbone Place Limited Partnership and Knighton Estates, with Gerald Eve acting as the agent. The planning application can be found here and the planning statement here

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Renders courtesy of Speirs + Major, 2013
Plans have been submitted to Westminster Council for the development of a 5 storey mixed use scheme on Floral Street in Covent Garden. The development a stone's throw away from Covent Garden station will provide 37 residential units for market sale, as well as retail and restaurant space. The scheme will replace office space in the existing building. The developer is Capco and the developer's agent is Gerald Eve. The planning application can be found here and the planning statement here. 

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Renders courtesy  of KPF Architects, 2013

Inner London Price Amendments 2013

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Here is a selection of developments in Inner London that include units which have experienced a price amendment during 2013.

Click on the dots for scheme location and to see the New and Old price of each unit, together with a percentage difference.

Hackney price amendments 2013

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Here is a selection of developments in Hackney that include units which have experienced a price amendment during 2013.

Click on the dots for the scheme location and to see the New and Old price of each unit, together with a percentage difference.


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    Chobham Manor Plans unveiled

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    Plans have been revealed for Chobham Manor, the first phase of housing at the 2012 Olympic Park. A joint venture between Taylor Wimpey and London & Quadrant will provide 870 homes, the first of which are expected to be available for sale early in 2015.
    A total of five neighbourhoods are to be developed across the site, providing 6,800 new homes. This development will be on the site of the former basketball arena.
    Probably the most interesting house I have come across in a while, inspired and modelled entirely on a seashell located on the Mexican coast. See here for more details.

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    Image courtesy of Inthralld 2013

    North East Land Registry Pricing Map

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    Here is a selection of developments in the North East which have Land Registry pricing that's comparable with asking prices obtained by London Residential Research.

    Click on the dots for scheme location and to see how much the average selling price was below or above the average asking price (% diff).


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