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Luxury square that shows London’s mansions are not selling
In Knightsbridge’s Montpelier Square, property prices have tumbled from a decade ago as foreign buyers look elsewhere
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· Jul 1, 2026
Delshah Capital Buys Three Williamsburg Residential Buildings for $128M: Updated
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· Jul 11, 2026
Historic London home once occupied by Imran Khan, Jemima Khan listed for £25m
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Related coverage for "Luxury square that shows London’s mansions are not selling": Commercial Observer — Delshah Capital Buys Three Williamsburg Residential Buildings for $128M: Updated. Business Today — Billionaire Hotspots: Where The Ultra-Rich Are Spending Millions. Daily Mail — Inside the stunning Malibu mansion that Princess Diana planned to move into with Prince Harry and William. People.com — Inside Prince William and Kate Middleton's 'Forever Home,' Forest Lodge. UrduPoint — Historic London home once occupied by Imran Khan, Jemima Khan listed for £25m. The Real Deal — NY Dirt: Hit the gym