Through the keyhole at world's first Pounds 100m flat

The figure dwarfs London's earlier record struck last June when a newly converted flat stretching across the first and second stories of two Regency houses in the nearby Lowndes Square, Belgravia, sold for more than [Pounds] 4,250 per square foot. A consortium, of which Christian Candy's o...

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Published inStandard (London, England : 1981)
Main Author ALEX STEPHENS, MIRA BAR-HILLEL
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London Evening Standard Limited 18.02.2008
EditionWest End final ed.
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Summary:The figure dwarfs London's earlier record struck last June when a newly converted flat stretching across the first and second stories of two Regency houses in the nearby Lowndes Square, Belgravia, sold for more than [Pounds] 4,250 per square foot. A consortium, of which Christian Candy's offshore development company CPC owns a third share, bought the One Hyde Park site for Pounds 150 million in 2004 when it was occupied by the rundown Fifties office block Bowater House Knight Frank's head of residential research, Liam Bailey, said sales at One Hyde Park proved the super-prime property market was still strong.