We are delighted to announce that we have been appointed to help sell a range of off-plan apartments in London’s leading developments. Most of these are the sale of the contracts to buy the properties rather than direct from the developers.

For more information please contact the Property Inside London team at christian@propertyinsidelondon.com

The developments include:

The ArtHouse

–       The first private residential development in the regeneration of Kings Cross. The development is on the edge of Regent’s Canal, surrounded by shops, museums and cultural buildings and perform for transport

–       Due to complete October/ November 2013

–       Both a one bed apartment and a three bed apartment

–       One bed: 522 sq ft with car park priced space at £535,000

–       Three bed: 1,107 sq ft with car park space at £1,175,000

The Arc

–       A  development set around a landscaped central courtyard just moments from fashionable Bermondsey Street, Shad Thames with its popular riverside cafes, bars and restaurants and Bermondsey/London Bridge underground stations

–       Due to complete Q1 2015

–       One and two bedroom apartments priced between £495,000 and £805,000

Avant Garde

–       A sleek 25 storey aluminium and glass landmark tower with views across the City, a private residents gym and 24hr concierge and conveniently located at the edge of the City and at the heart of fashionable and artistic Shoreditch.

–       Due to complete Q4 2013

–       A range of studio units, 409-451 sq ft priced at £410,000- £435,000

–       A two bed unit, 728 sq ft

Carlton Place, NW6

–       A magnificently restored period building on the Maida Vale borders in a peaceful residential area but providing good access to Queen’s Park station and the local bars, cafes, restaurants and shops

–       Due to complete in September 2014

–       Two bedroom apartments, 580 sq ft priced at £370,000- £385,000

Cleveland Street, W1

–       Remaining apartments in a development of four apartments

–       Located near to Regents Park

–       Due for completion in January 2014

–       Range from 2 bedrooms to a 3/ 4 bedroom, 655 sq ft to 1,989 sq ft and £1.15m to £2.75m

Lexicon, City Road

–       A new development close to the City, Shoreditch and London’s Tech City

–       Due for completion in Q4 2014

–       A range of 1-3 bedroom apartments priced from £585,000

Maddox St

–       The last remaining apartment in this Mayfair development of seven apartments

–       One bed apartment, 589 sq ft priced at £1.3m

Mulberry Mews, Islington N5

–       A development in one of London’s best areas with a vast range of bars, restaurants, parks and cultural activities

–       Due to complete in Q4 2013/ Q1 2014

–       Two bedroom apartment, 726 sq ft priced at £615,000

Oxford Place, W1

–       Two remaining apartments in this development of seven apartments

–       Located in W1 convenient for Oxford Circus tube station, the University of Westminster, UCL and LSE

–       Priced at £2.96m & £1.95m

Putney Square

–       A new development in Putney, with its easy access to the River Thames and range of restaurants and shops

–       Due to complete in June 2011

–       Two bedroom, 746 sq ft priced at £620,000

Regent Canalside

–       A development in the heart of Camden with its mix of culture, food, fashion and music

–       Due to complete in Q4 2013

–       One and two bedroom apartments, 504- 870 sq ft, £500,000- £950,000

Riverlight

–       A development on the River Thames in the UK’s largest regeneration project which is located in Battersea

–       Two bedroom apartment, 856 sq ft priced at £1,249,999

Wapping Lane

–       A landmark building offering views across the River Thames and across the City and Canary Wharf, with the City within walking distance

–       Due to complete in Q1/ Q2 2014

–       A studio, 355 sq ft priced at £295,000

One Lambs Passage, EC1

–       A high quality development in the City

–       Two units available

–       Priced at £895,000 and £920,000

The drama of a new £12  billion north-to-south train link across London gets a step closer this week as public consultation over “Crossrail II” ends on Friday.

Backed by Mayor Boris Johnson, Transport for London (TfL) wants to build the line between Alexandra Palace in the north-east and Wimbledon in the south-west, passing through Islington, Piccadilly, Chelsea and Clapham. The entire journey would take just over 30 minutes.

A more ambitious option would see the line extended beyond the M25 into Hertfordshire and Surrey.

The Government has shown cautious approval for the scheme — which would boost demand for homes along the route — by committing £2  million to a feasibility study.

And consultation into the plan, which should ease congestion on the Victoria, Northern and Piccadilly Lines, has received broad support from local groups – although the proposal has sparked numerous extra demands.

Surrey County Council is demanding the line is extended to Shepperton, Epsom, Hampton Court and Chessington, in order to relieve desperately overcrowded commuter trains into London. Haringey Council is pressing for an extra station stop at Tottenham.

The plans for Crossrail 2 include a stop at Angel Station but Islington Council is backing a second local station, at Essex Road, currently served by overground services to the City. If approved the plan would give residents a direct link to the West End for the first time.

A report on the proposal will be presented to the mayor later this year, but due to the complexity of the project TfL says it is unlikely to agree a route until 2016.

New and improved train services can have a dramatic impact on local property prices. Crossrail 1, the east to west rail link due to open in 2018 will, it has been predicted, hike property prices around its stations in London.

Jones Lang LaSalle, the investment management firm, recently forecast property growth of up to 19 per cent (over and above general London growth) in new homes around Crossrail stations over the next five years.

As things stand, the Crossrail 2 proposals could have a similar impact on areas such as Alexandra Palace, Turnpike Lane, Seven Sisters and Tooting.