Central London - one of the most exciting new property markets in the world

Invest, buy-to-let or simply live in – the choice of new central London homes south of the River Thames at Elephant Park SE1, Nine Elms Point SW8, Embassy Gardens SW8, Battersea Power Station SW11 or One Blackfriars SE1 is simply astonishing. Nine Elms, a new South Bank location is steadily coming to life supported by a £1 billion infrastructure investment package.

First-rate residential developments have recently emerged in London's City & Aldgate making it now a hotspot for high-end new homes within London’s travel zone 1. A variety of value homes for sale to choose from at Goodman's Fields by Berkeley Homes, Aldgate Place by Barratt Homes and London Dock by St George to name a few.  The demand for land in the City of London is growing and will have an impact on property value over time. Adding to that is a substantial metamorphosis of the City which will get two Crossrail stations at the end of 2018 and is determined to flourish not only as an economic, but as a global cultural hub too. Over the next 10-15 years the area between Farringdon and Moorgate will be transformed into City’s ‘culture mile’ with three major building projects planned including the new Museum of London at West Smithfield, a proposed Centre for Music and a transformation of Beech Street, the tunnel that runs under the Barbican.

From large luxury penthouses to smart pied-a-terre city apartments, Central London’s new homes are outstanding. Signed by internationally-acclaimed architects and developers and close to excellent transport links and incredible local amenities, they make Central London one of the most exciting property markets in the world.