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  1. www.wetherell.co.uk › pages › meet-the-teamMeet the team | Wetherell

    Peter Wetherell is the Founder and Chairman of Wetherell responsible for overseeing the sales, management and lettings departments. He has handled valuations where he was appointed by the Duke of Westminster’s Grosvenor Mayfair Estate as their Valuer for freehold and lease extension claims under the various leasehold reform acts.

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  2. www.wetherell.co.uk › pages › about-usAbout Us | Wetherell

    Established in 1982 and led by Founder and Chairman Peter Wetherell, supported by a senior team of highly experienced professionals, Wetherell is the influential market leader for Mayfair property, advising on over £1 billion worth of residential instructions.

  3. Peter Wetherell, known to some as ‘The Mayfair Guru’, has specialised in this super-prime corner of the capital since starting his business 40 years ago. Evidence of his continued pre-eminence is demonstrated by his appointment as valuer for freehold and lease extension claims to the Duke of Westminster’s Grosvenor Mayfair estate.

  4. May 24, 2024 · Speaking at Spear’s 500 Live 2024 on 23 May, Mayfair property guru Peter Wetherell, founder of Wetherell, who has operated in the London market for over 40 years, told the audience he believed property agents were ‘living at the moment in what I think is the golden decade’.

  5. Jan 15, 2020 · Peter Wetherell's Mount Street firm is now working with Jeff Doble's rapidly-expanding estate agency empire to "enhance" both companies' operations and build Central London market share. By PrimeResi

  6. Feb 8, 2022 · High-profile London estate agent Peter Wetherell has predicted that super-prime properties for sale within his home patch of Mayfair will hit a record of £10,000 per square foot this year.

  7. Peter Wetherell. Executive Summary. Wetherell forecast that there will be a ‘V’ shaped recovery in the Mayfair property market as the London housing market restarts. Second-hand sales paused and fall throughs up during the lockdown. The post-lockdown market likely to be led by the new homes and lettings sectors.