LDG - The Bespoke West End Estate Agency
Established in 1987, Central London Estate Agents LDG have become a leading force in the West End property market.
Founder Laurence Glynne's philosophy was "to create a unique specialist agency with its own personality and creative flair".
Our commitment to the individual and their needs has brought us repeat client business allowing us not only to survive but to grow through the economic downturns.
We have the largest shop front in the area and employ a dedicated company to deal with our website ensuring a constantly high profile on the internet. In addition we advertise on all major property websites to ensure maximum coverage.
Widely respected as "The West End Specialists", we have become a frequent commentator on the property market with articles and features in the national press and regular radio and TV interviews.
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Saturday, 14 November 2009
Living in Fitzrovia
Fitzrovia: The West End's Rising Star
Charlotte and Goodge Streets are Fitzrovia's better known social nerve centres, but the real gems can be found tucked away in the area's backstreets and various mews.
Newman Passage is an innocuous little pedestrian thoroughfare which links Newman Street to Rathbone Street, while Great Titchfield, Foley and Langham Streets are also popular focal points for wining and dining.
Gastronomic rivalry is close at hand in nearby Market Place and Great Portland Street, which are both only a few minutes walk from the bustling artery of Oxford Street, making Fitzrovia the perfect West End location.
And with its famous landmark, the BT Tower, souring 580 feet above the streets, you will never have trouble finding your way home.
Charlotte and Goodge Streets are Fitzrovia's better known social nerve centres, but the real gems can be found tucked away in the area's backstreets and various mews.
Newman Passage is an innocuous little pedestrian thoroughfare which links Newman Street to Rathbone Street, while Great Titchfield, Foley and Langham Streets are also popular focal points for wining and dining.
Gastronomic rivalry is close at hand in nearby Market Place and Great Portland Street, which are both only a few minutes walk from the bustling artery of Oxford Street, making Fitzrovia the perfect West End location.
And with its famous landmark, the BT Tower, souring 580 feet above the streets, you will never have trouble finding your way home.
Thursday, 12 November 2009
Five Buyers for Every House on the Market
For every property on the market there are five potential buyers looking to snatch it up, new research has discovered.
A study by the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) found estate agents had an average of 287 prospective buyers on their books in October.
The average number of properties available at estate agents was 57.
The high demand has bumped up prices slightly, but has not translated into sales.
House prices increased 1.2% in October, but estate agents sold an average 7.7 properties each during the month, down from 8.5 in September.
Gary Smith, NAEA president, said: “There is strong demand for property and more optimism in the housing market than we have seen for months.
“This is good news for the recovery of the market and for the British economy in general.”
First time buyers accounted for 22% of sales in October, down from 26% in September, but more than double the proportion of first time buyers in October 2008.
A study by the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) found estate agents had an average of 287 prospective buyers on their books in October.
The average number of properties available at estate agents was 57.
The high demand has bumped up prices slightly, but has not translated into sales.
House prices increased 1.2% in October, but estate agents sold an average 7.7 properties each during the month, down from 8.5 in September.
Gary Smith, NAEA president, said: “There is strong demand for property and more optimism in the housing market than we have seen for months.
“This is good news for the recovery of the market and for the British economy in general.”
First time buyers accounted for 22% of sales in October, down from 26% in September, but more than double the proportion of first time buyers in October 2008.
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