Opus, Bankside Yards has so far achieved an impressive £120 million in sales since launching in May last year. During this time, there has been an interesting shift in buyer behaviour, as increasingly “buyers are owner-occupiers rather than investors,” Nicholas Gray, Executive Director, Native Land, shared with Edge Prop Singapore.

This shift is part of a wider trend in London’s prime residential market, as purchasers are seeking homes that support long‑term living and lifestyle needs over those sought solely for investment.

Rising 50-storeys above London’s River Thames, Opus will be the first residential tower within the hyper-mixed 5.5 acre Bankside Yards development when it completes in 2027. Designed by PLP Architecture and ODA, the apartments will provide generous layouts, and exceptional views of the surrounding South Bank area thanks to the floor-to-ceiling windows. All Opus residents will have access to four floors of amenities including a padel court, bouldering wall, gym, current pool and hydrotherapy pool, as well as a residents’ bar and lounge with terrace – the Summit Club & Deck on the 23^rd floor, offering unparalleled view across London’s skyline. All these amenities have been designed with the wellbeing of residents in mind.

Nicholas Gray shared his thoughts on the current London property market – from sales demand to the current rental supply on the South Bank. To read the full interview with Edge Prop Singapore, click here.

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