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1 Savills Kensington Home Truths Thursday 2 July 2020 Welcome and thank you for joining. You are on mute for the duration of the webinar. We will begin shortly.

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    Savills Kensington Home Truths

    Thursday 2 July 2020

    Welcome and thank you for joining.

    You are on mute for the duration of the webinar.

    We will begin shortly.

  • Welcome

    Phillipa Dalby-WelshCo-Head of Prime Central

    London Residential [email protected]

    07870 999 117

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    Lucian CookHead of Residential

    [email protected]

    07967 555 418

    Pete Bevan Head of Kensington

    [email protected]

    07770 017 076

    Louise GoodHead of Kensington

    [email protected]

    07807 999 581

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

  • Q&A/Panel Discussion

    Lucian Cook

    Head of Residential Research

    [email protected] 555 418

    Pete Bevan

    Head of Kensington Sales

    Louise Good

    Head of Kensington Lettings

    Jonathan Hewlett

    Head of London Residential

    [email protected] 555 626

    Ed Lewis

    Head of London Res Dev [email protected]

    07967 555 627

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    [email protected] 999 58107770 017 076

    [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

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    Lucian Cook, Head of UK Residential Research, Savills2nd July 2020

  • A market heavily affected by politics and taxation since 2014

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    The position pre-Covid

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    Central London values were 20% below 2014 levels

    Values of prime flats in Kensington were 26% below peak

    Values of prime houses in Kensington were 14% below peak

    There was a strong currency play for US$ based buyers

    The market was “overdue” a recovery

    Total buy, sell & hold costs were competitive despite high SDLT

  • A less aggressive recovery in agreed sales

    Source: TwentyCI, Savills 7

    89% 104% 94% 121% 125% 158% 112% 28% 40% 135% 29% 49% 57% 117% 131% 148% 148%

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    Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 Feb-20 Mar-20 Apr-20 May-20 Jun-20 w/e 17May

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    Properties marked as Sold Subject to ContractAll £1m+ Sales UK London £2m+All Prime Central London

    Q2 2020

    -1.1%Flats

    -1.3% Houses

    Kensington Q2 2020

    -1.4%Flats

    -0.9%Houses

    The position since-Covid

  • Source: Land Registry, Savills 8

    Market Profile

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    Buyer Nationality – Kensington & Notting HillLatin America ChinaNorth Africa and the Middle East AfricaEastern Europe and The CIS South Asian sub-continentNorth America Pacific AsiaWestern Europe including Nordic Countries UK

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    The practical implications of lockdown

  • Meanwhile in the prime rental market

    Source: Savills 10

    Significant influx of stock from the short

    term letting market

    Continued demand from needs based tenants but….

    With additional new build

    supply in some locations

    Low levels of corporate and

    student demand

    especially from overseas

    Prime Central London Rents

    -2.8% in the quarter

    -2.2% year on year

    Prime Kensington

    Rents

    -1.5% in the quarter

    -1.2%year on year

  • The wealth effect

    Source: Yahoo Finance 11

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    Source:Savills

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    Prime Central London Other Prime London Prime Country

  • UK v Global Economic Forecasts

    Source: Oxford Economics 13

    -12.00%

    -9.00%

    -6.00%

    -3.00%

    0.00%

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    6.00%

    9.00%

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    GDP (constant prices and exchange rate)2014-2019 2019-2024

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    Prime Central London Outlook

    Source: Savills

    2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 5 year

    Nov-19+3.0% +6.0% +4.0% +4.0% +2.0%

    +20.5%

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    Prime Central London Outlook

    Source: Savills

    2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 5 year

    Nov-19+3.0% +6.0% +4.0% +4.0% +2.0%

    +20.5%

    June-20-2.0% +4.0% +7.0% +4.0% +2.0%

    +15.7%

  • Thank you

    © Savills 2020

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  • 17

    Savills Kensington Residential Local Update

    Pete Bevan – Head of SalesLouise Good – Head of Lettings

  • 18

    New buyer registrations

    5x

    Properties available -2.3%

    Viewing volumes38%

    Post election bounce

    Number of offers6x

    Setting the scene – the start of 2020

    Jan – March 2020 vs Jan – March 2019

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    Case Study: Pre-lockdown

    Campden Hill Square• Guide £8.25 million • 3,431 sq ft• Communal Gardens

  • Post-lockdown

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    Post lockdown: June 20 vs June 2019

    Volume of new buyer registrations (+252%) Volume of viewings (+14%)

    Number of available properties (-3.9%) Prices YOY (-0.7% flats / +1.1% houses)

    Number of offers received (6x higher)

    Anecdotal trends:

    • More activity on newly launched stock• Attempted price chips from those u/o [generally rebuffed by sellers]• Competition on ‘best of the best’ and competitively priced properties• Busiest activity has been in sub £3m market• £3m plus market waking up but limited by travel restrictions• Buyers and sellers splitting budgets for country requirements

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    Case Studies: Post-lockdown

    Pembroke Villas• Guide £4.5 million• 2,972 sq ft• Sealed bids 1st July

    Arlie Gardens• Guide £3.25 million• 2,672 sq ft• 4 en suite bedrooms

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    DiscretionTravel• Best in class (location/architecture/finish)• ‘Right’ price• Few, if any, compromises

    • Finished product as opposed to a project

    • 58% of £5m+ purchasers were international in 2019

    Two most significant influences on super prime…

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    What’s ‘hot’

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    Kensington Lettings

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    The market as lockdown eased…Stock Levels

    Family House Market

    Rent Levels Activity Levels

    What Do Tenants Want

    Corporate Services

  • Campden Street

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    • £3,750 per week• 5 Bedrooms• 4 Bathrooms• 2 Reception Rooms• Garden• Indoor Pool

  • Holland Park Villas

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    • £6,000 per week• 4 Bedrooms• 4 Bathrooms• Reception Room• Sought after development • Swimming pool and other

    facilities

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    Health and safety

  • Thank you

    © Savills 2020

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    Slide Number 1WelcomeQ&A/Panel Discussion Slide Number 4A market heavily affected by politics and taxation since 2014Slide Number 6A less aggressive recovery in agreed salesMarket ProfileThe practical implications of lockdownMeanwhile in the prime rental marketThe wealth effectSlide Number 12UK v Global Economic ForecastsSlide Number 14Slide Number 15Slide Number 16Slide Number 17Slide Number 18Slide Number 19Post-lockdownCase Studies: Post-lockdownTwo most significant influences on super prime…Slide Number 23Kensington LettingsSlide Number 25�Campden Street ���Holland Park Villas��Slide Number 28Slide Number 29