Plans for the highly anticipated Camden Film Quarter in Kentish Town have officially been approved by Camden Council, paving the way for a transformative mixed-use development set to reshape the local area.
Source: The BBC
The UK housing market recorded a significant increase in residential property transactions during April, with the latest figures highlighting continued buyer demand despite ongoing economic uncertainty.
Written by: Abdul Source: The Standard
Camden Market has been crowned London's leading food hotspot in a recent study, reinforcing its reputation as one of the capital's most vibrant destinations for residents, visitors, and property seekers alike.
Source: Ham & High
One of Camden Town's most recognisable pubs, The Edinboro Castle, has completed a significant refurbishment of its renowned beer garden and is seeking final approval from Camden Council for landscaping works.
Source: Ham & High
Hundreds of thousands of private landlords are now operating without financial protection following what industry specialists describe as the most significant overhaul of renting law in a generation and the potential cost of getting it wrong could approach £20,000.
Source: Ham & High
King’s Cross has completed one of the most dramatic urban transformations in modern London, evolving from a long-neglected industrial pocket into a world-class hub for technology, research and innovation. The district’s rise is set to reach another milestone later this year with the opening of Google’s long-awaited UK headquarters a 330-metre “landscaper” designed to house thousands of employees.
Source: The FT
The average asking price of a home in Britain rose in April, increasing by nearly £3,000 compared with the previous month, according to the latest figures from Rightmove. The typical property coming to market is now listed at £373,971, reflecting a 0.8% monthly rise
Written by: Abdul Source: Evening Standard
The Whitehall Park Conservation Area occupies a unique position in north London close to Highgate, Crouch End and Archway, yet not fully claimed by any of them. Even its postal district, Upper Holloway, does little to define it. Instead, Whitehall Park sits quietly between these neighbourhoods, shaped by steep hillsides, Victorian ambition and a strong sense of local identity.
Written by: Abdul Source: The Ham & High
Kentish Town restaurant Belly has been officially added to the Michelin Guide, following the release of the latest round of new entries. The Filipino-French bistro, which opened on Kentish Town Road in May 2025, has been recognised by inspectors for its “concise menu that’s full of originality and appeal.
Source: The Ham & High
Camden Council’s Cabinet has formally approved plans to retrofit and transform 2 Prince of Wales Road into the borough’s first Neighbourhood Space—a new local innovation hub designed to bring together affordable workspace, community activity, and neighbourhood-led initiatives.
Source: Camden Council
The Information Sheet is aimed at helping private landlords and their letting agents in England understand what they need to do under the Renters' Rights Act
Source: The Negotiator
Labour’s first 18 months have brought major housing reforms from the upcoming mansion tax and higher property income tax to the abolition of non-Dom status and planning changes. But this week’s Spring Statement stood out for what the Chancellor didn’t say, leaving buyers and lenders searching for clues on the outlook for prices, sales and mortgage rates.
Source: The Standard
Celebs and politicians love it, the pubs are perfect and house prices just right, Between the manic tourist mosh pit that is Camden Market and the bucolic wilds of Hampstead Heath lies London’s ultimate property sweet spot. Kentish Town is understated, underrated, and since the pandemic outperforming.
Source: Evening Standard
According to Halifax. This marks what the lender calls a significant “milestone” for the housing market. Prices rose 0.7% in January, reversing a 0.5% fall in December, and are now 1% higher than a year ago
Source: The BBC
The London property market has historically been attractive for many reasons, in particular for its potential for long-term growth and demand. While house price growth across the UK has stalled, London has probably seen the biggest decline. But could London’s fortunes be changing any time soon and will it continue to attract buyers and property investors?
Source: MoneyWeek
First-time buyers are expected to drive the UK housing market in 2026, with further interest rate cuts likely to improve stretched affordability. The for-sale market should accelerate moderately, with prices rising by 2% to 4%, while rent rises are likely to slow from the rapid increases of recent years, according to lenders and estate agents.
Source: The Guardian
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