Middleton Advisors
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Ben Horne explores opportunities in the English country property market, drawing on Middleton Advisors’ research into £2m+ transactions from 2019 to 2025.
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Ashley Wilsdon of Middleton Advisors explains how nanny accommodation is shaping family property searches in Chelsea and Wimbledon.
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James Moran explores how Prime Central London’s property geography has shifted, and why buyers are looking beyond Knightsbridge to Chelsea, Kensington, Notting Hill and more.
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Ben Horne of Middleton Advisors discusses the changing market for listed country houses and the relationship between condition, value and marketability.
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Rhianne McIlroy of Middleton Advisors discusses how a younger generation of wealth is changing London’s super-prime property market and what buyers want from their homes.
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Independent property advice for clients selling property during divorce or separation. Discreet, impartial and strategic support for jointly instructed property sales.
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This report – part of our ongoing collaboration with real estate researcher Yolande Barnes – considers relevant factors for the next 30 years and what the future might hold for prime property.
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This report – part of our ongoing collaboration with real estate researcher Yolande Barnes – considers relevant factors for the next 30 years and what the future might hold for prime property.
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“The UK population is not just ageing but becoming elderly,” notes Middleton Advisors, which collaborated with real estate researcher Yolande Barnes on the analysis. “In the years to 2040, there will be a significant increase in the number of elderly households – and the number of homes coming to the market from the deceased estates.
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Most homeowners live in their property for about ten years before selling. Homeowners without a mortgage stay longer, typically for 24 years. However, this doesn’t stop them from hanging on reports on whether house prices are up or down, even though in the majority of cases these movements are notional returns that won’t be realised for many years.
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The rise of social media has transformed many industries, and real estate is no exception. While traditional methods still hold sway, an increasing number of estate agents are leveraging platforms like Instagram to showcase properties. But can social media truly replace more conventional avenues for buying and selling high-end properties? Our London Sales advisor, Tom Parsons, suggests otherwise.
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This report – part of our ongoing collaboration with real estate researcher Yolande Barnes – considers relevant factors for the next 30 years and what the future might hold for prime property.
read more