Looking down at London from a plane’s descent into Heathrow, it feels like the city extends in every direction. Crescents of houses, punctuated by children's parks; grandiose squares and familiar landmarks.

Housing has been at the heart of Sadiq Khan’s campaigns.

Along with Paris, New York and Tokyo, London is always included in any list of the world’s great cities.

Coronavirus has provoked soul searching and reflection. As the crisis continues with the vaccination program still in its infancy, many individuals and families have looked at their real estate needs and considered whether they could be better served.

Nowhere is really like London. A confluence of culture and commerce, positioned in a central global location, it is less a British city, and more a microcosm of the wider world.