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Kens Estate is a trusted London-based estate agent offering lettings, corporate lettings, sales, and property management support across London.
Trusted by leading companies in London to house their relocating staff, we bring the same care, experience, and reliability to every landlord we work with. From structured tenancy agreements to hands-on property management, we help you let your property with confidence and long-term stability.
We offer a free rental valuation to help you understand your property’s potential and plan your next steps with confidence.
Let your London property with confidence through experienced local specialists.
Helping companies relocate staff to London, while connecting landlords with reliable corporate tenants.
Proactive, detail-oriented management that protects your property long-term.
Expert guidance for selling your London property with confidence.
Practical advice to help you find and buy the right London property.
Find your London home with clear guidance from enquiry to move-in.
A selection of London properties available to buy or rent through Kens Estate.
We work directly with HR departments, relocation managers, and international businesses placing professionals across London. These are tenants with structured contracts, employer guarantees, and a genuine need for quality, well-managed properties.
If your property is the right fit, we know exactly who to call.
We provide clear and up-to-date information on the latest UK property news, regulatory changes, and market trends. We also share practical insights to support renting, buying, and navigating life in the UK.
UK house price growth has slowed for a fourth consecutive month while average fixed mortgage rates have risen to around 6%. We examine resilient rental growth, the sharp decline in London flats, weaker mortgage approvals and the policy backdrop ahead of the Autumn Budget.
UK house price growth slowed for a third consecutive month while rental growth accelerated to 3.8%. We examine renewed weakness in London, continued strength in northern regions, softer mortgage approvals, interest-rate risks, and the changing GBP/JPY backdrop.
The Private Rented Sector Database is being introduced across England from December 2026. Learn what landlords need to register, the penalties for non-compliance and what to prepare now.
UK house prices have moved into a flat-to-slightly negative trend, while rental growth has accelerated to 3.7%. We examine improving London momentum, reduced near-term policy risk, mortgage conditions, and the outlook for investors.
