Guides
Areas
One guide per district, to the same skeleton: what the district is and who owns it, what a flat or house costs in 2026 with the price per square foot, what it lets for and yields, who buys and who rents, the streets that hold value and the ones that do not, transport including the run to Heathrow, the schools and hospitals, and the firm’s view on where the value sits. The London guides cover the districts Gulf families have chosen for fifty years and the ones where the value now is; the city guides cover Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds for yield, honestly, and Edinburgh, where the tax and the process are Scottish. Prices and rents are indicative ranges dated in each guide and drawn from Land Registry sales, ONS figures and current listings.
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Canary Wharf: a property guide for Gulf buyers
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Marylebone: a property guide for Gulf buyers
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Knightsbridge and Belgravia: a property guide for Gulf buyers
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Mayfair: a property guide for Gulf buyers
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Manchester, Birmingham or Leeds? Regional yields against London for the Gulf investor
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Cheaper London: where a flat under £400,000 still makes sense in 2026
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The best areas of London for Gulf buyers: Knightsbridge, Mayfair, Hyde Park, Marylebone, St John’s Wood, Kensington, Battersea and Canary Wharf
