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As an exclusive London-based property developer, Mount Anvil has seamlessly blended world-class design with enduring quality, crafting exceptional homes in coveted London neighbourhoods. With over three decades of expertise in home building, Mount Anvil is renowned for collaborating with prestigious architects and interior designers, ensuring each development boasts a distinct identity. Whether revitalising classic heritage sites or creating luxury waterfront residences, the company's portfolio proudly showcases over 6,000 homes delivered to date, reflecting a commitment to excellence and an unwavering dedication to enhancing the fabric of London's residential landscape.
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- Investment Powerhouse: Mount Anvil homes deliver an impressive 2.3x the average price growth compared to other new-build apartments in their postcode, making them a savvy investment.
- Resident-Adored: Residents love their Mount Anvil homes, awarding the company an industry-leading 4.3 out of 5 stars on HomeViews.
- London Landmarks: Mount Anvil has left its mark on the capital with iconic developments like Queens Cross, The Verdean, The Bellamy, One Clapham, Chelsea Botanica, Royal Eden Docks, and The Silk District.
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- Landlords News
- 02.09.25
- Nick Hubbard
The cost of renting in the UK continues to rise, but at a slower pace than before, according to the latest housing report from Zoopla. While rental demand has fallen 16% compared to last Summer, it remains 60% higher than pre-pandemic levels. And, although the gap between supply and demand is gradually narrowing, it hasn’t been enough to push rents down - only slowing the rate at wh...
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