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Not only is West London frequently preferred by Middle Eastern buyers, it is now emerging as the favoured location for the shrewd property investor. An imbalance has arisen between West and East London in the number of new homes under construction. While East London boroughs such as Tower Hamlets have a strong supply of new developments in the pipeline, the relative under supply in West London has increased the area's desirability and is helping assure long-term property values in the area.
Demand for London property continues to grow and it is estimated that there are 33,000 extra households in London to be accommodated every year, so by the principles of supply and demand, investing in property in West London remains a sound choice.
Napier at West 3, a new collection of properties by Berkeley Homes in Ealing, represents one of the few new developments to become available in the London market.
Now Middle Eastern buyers are being offered the first global exclusive opportunity to buy properties off-plan, ahead of the UK launch.
The first phase offers a range of suites and one, two and three-bedroom apartments and penthouses. Napier at West 3 is located adjacent to and benefits from all existing amenities of Berkeley Homes' West 3 London Apartments, which has to date been exceedingly popular with Middle Eastern buyers with 40 per cent of owners coming from this region.
The services it will share include a 24-hour concierge, a fully-networked business suite with a function/boardroom, secure parking, fully managed and landscaped communal areas and a car club. Prices start from just BD121,000.
