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The Government has confirmed the timetable for its new National Rental Property Register, with London landlords required to register themselves and their occupied rental properties between 15 July and
From 1 May 2026, landlords and agents in England will no longer be able to require more than one month’s rent in advance at the start of a tenancy. The change is intended to reduce upfront costs for
With much speculation still surrounding the Renters’ Rights Act before it comes into force on May 1st, we highlight the ‘need to knows’ from today’s announcement
Tavistock Bow’s latest landmark listing features in the Evening Standard’s Homes & Property this week Editorial by Emma Magnus Built 353 years ago, Bowman House is a four-storey, stucc
Although located well outside of our traditional West End patch, when the opportunity arose we just couldn’t pass on the chance to market this Deptford Park home with such a cool name – &#
We’ve recently exchanged contracts on the sale of this authentic loft in one of our favourite WC2 buildings, 10 Macklin Street. As a team, we’ve had involvement in this scheme from its inc
Centre Point’s soaring silhouette is instantly recognisable on the London skyline, sitting directly above a major transport interchange and right on the very axis of the city and West End at a natural
We take a look at the potential impact of the Treasury’s Autumn Budget on the London residential property market UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ 2025 Autumn Budget has set out around £26bn a yea
Residential Landlords | What You Need To Know before 1 May 2026 In our previous article about the new Renters’ Rights Act The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – what you need to know, much of the
Residential Landlords | What You Need to Know If you own and intend to let residential property in Westminster, the new Selective Licensing scheme takes effect from 24th November 2025 with the aim of
The Renters’ Rights Act represents the most significant shift in the private rented sector for a generation, redefining the relationship between landlords and tenants.
This month we’re raising a slice of cake (literally!) to celebrate two brilliant years with Chelsea Summerscales on the Tavistock Bow team. Chelsea joined us back in 2023, bringing her creative flai
Another week, another celebration! This time it’s the turn of the wonderful Helaina Alexander, who’s also celebrating her first anniversary as part of the lettings team here at TB_HQ. Ever sin
We’re thrilled to welcome another new addition to TB_HQ! Emily Bond has joined our busy lettings team as Senior Negotiator. Originating from Kent and now a resident of South West London, Emily j
Residential Landlords | What You Need to Know If you own and intend to let residential property in Westminster, it’s important to be aware of new legislation coming into effect later in 2025. We
We’re celebrating Clara Bracey’s first anniversary in the sales team here at Tavistock Bow, and what a year it’s been! Clara joined us in June 2024, having spent less than two years
We’re delighted to announce that Alissa Sammassimo has recently joined the team here at TB_HQ as Tenancy Progressor. A native of Pescara on Italy’s east coast, Alissa is a customer services an
London’s Covent Garden district has seen a flurry of high-end activity in recent weeks, and PrimeResi hears an apartment at a recently-built scheme in the area has just achieved a new price record
Agents have finalised a significant deal in London’s Covent Garden neighbourhood, PrimeResi hears. Savills and Tavistock Bow have confirmed the sale of a “trophy” duplex penthouse on Southamp
Soho & Carnaby has some awesome spots who’s doors open early for local workers and eager shoppers to keen to grab a bite and caffeine fix.
Medical specimens, bonkers games, classic art and architecture? That’s Bloomsbury’s museum scene.
Dressed to impress, a buyer swooned over this Bloomsbury apartment and had to have it!
Cooking, cocktails or spinning? Treat mother dearest in style this Mother’s Day.
A pancake pilgrimage need not only be for Shrove Tuesday, but it’s a good excuse!
Chinese Lunar New Year is upon us and 2024’s Year of the Dragon couldn’t be more fitting.
Kebabs, tacos and udon. There is so much to love about this foodie haven.
Covent Garden sets the standard as a sought after neighbourhood teeming with high-end properties.
Move over fast fashion, slow fashion is here to stay. Seven Dials encourages you shop the sustainable way.
Discover a pink fluffy basement or sip on tipples deep beneath Kingly Court. It’s all go in Carnaby!
Tickle your tastebuds with these places to grab lunch on the go, even if time is not on your side.
Start the day with the right caffeine fix at one of these popular coffee hangouts.
Carefully considered furniture compliments the impeccable finish of Carnaby’s exclusive lofts.
Handsome townhouses do exist in the beating heart of London and come with some surprising features.
Amelia provides insight into her role in breaking the gender equality gap in the property industry.
Including young and exciting operators forms part of Julia’s strategy to create a vibrant West End.
Camilla accredits her strong support network in the success of launching a business with a baby.
Find out why Shelley feels that IWD should be recognised daily and not just celebrated once a year.
Four distinctive workspaces at 51 Great Marlborough Street meet the varied businesses drawn to Soho.
Working for a female-led company and inclusive environment it created appealed to Roberta.
Anne-Marie discusses the importance fairness, equality and inclusivity when creating Tavistock Bow.
For IWD21, Leanne expresses her thoughts on inspirational women and how it impacts her everyday.
Hannah sheds light on the strong women she works with within Tavistock Bow and her clients.
Andrea reveals why she finds Jacinda Ardern and Kamala Harris both inspirational women.
“As a traditionally face-to-face business, it may well have a lasting impact on how we operate viewings for the indefinite future, embracing technology and creative techniques that suit ever-changin
London’s Prime residential market insiders discuss the financial, design & lifestyle trends affecting the property market over the coming 12 months
Bassist-turned-cheesemaker Alex James lived at this rare Grade II listed freehold house on Mercer Street during the early 2000s Published by PrimeResi.com 11/09/19 A converted warehouse in Covent Gard
Penthouses don’t come any better than this with this rooftop snug and rock ‘n’ roll connection.
Meet Alex Hely-Hutchinson, who gives us an insight into her favourite London spots.
Get your pizza fix at one these London pizzerias acclaimed for their perfect dough and tasty toppings.
An “iconic” penthouse on Covent Garden’s Seven Dials has gone up for sale with lashings of A-list provenance. This Covent Garden landmark once being the home of Eurythmics legend Dave Stewart