The total amount of housing luxury property in Central London grew by 8.6% in 2009 and has overtaken other parts of London at 4%. This means that the number of residential properties in Central London for sale increased by 5200 over the past 5 years and an additional 7,000 new apartments and houses are located in the stage of design or development.
After the financial crisis of 2008 has fallen sharply, the value of land in the centre of London than have been able to successfully use both foreign and local investors. For the last 6 years 144 large construction projects were started and finished in Central London, mostly consisting of apartments with one and two bedrooms.
Now under construction is 266 construction sites, which will give the city 7179 housing units.

Responding to the needs of foreign buyers, and the corresponding growth of families in London who choose the convenience of an urban lifestyle, developers have shifted from small housing to large houses for large families. So, the last new building in Central London includes 71% of apartments are three bedrooms. Increases in accordance with the demands of customers and the area of real estate in Central London. So, the area of the average apartment in Central London now is 543 sq ft three years ago, and 763 square feet.
The area Marylebone is a rising star of Central London. Of the 13 new buildings , which should be completed in Central London in 2015, 11 is located in the heart of Marylebone.
Grows not only the number of houses in Central London, an increasing number of luxury services, which the buyer receives. Now, not only large size of the house and space have become the trappings of luxury living – it is impossible to imagine an apartment in Central London without a doorman, the doorman, the bellhop, Spa-salon, fitness complex, a cinema, private dining rooms, restaurants, supermarkets.
And increases the number of super-Prime more expensive than £5 million ultra-Prime is more expensive than £10 million property in Central London. A property of this kind is not only spacious and comfortable, but it has the atmosphere of refined luxury.
Thus, property in Central London continues to attract investment from around the world as the capital of the state with one of the most stable and reliable economies in the world.
® Alice Morgan. 20.04.2015.
KNIGHTSBRIDGE, LONDON SW1X – £8,750,000
MONTPELIER MEWS, KNIGHTSBRIDGE SW7 – £9,500,000
THE BELVEDERE, CHELSEA HARBOUR SW10
HANS PLACE, KNIGHTSBRIDGE SW1X – £ 14500000
BERNERS STREET, FITZROVIA W1T – £1,995,000
BROMPTON ROAD, KNIGHTSBRIDGE SW3- £1950000
FITZJAMES AVENUE, WEST KENSINGTON W14 – £ 2,300,000
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