| # | Project | Stage | Best source | Developer | Confidence | Residences | Confidence | Price | Confidence | Map position | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Six Senses Residences London at The Whiteley | Operating | Direct sources | Valouran · Finchatton | Stated by a party | 14 | Stated by a party | — | — | Its own mapped site | 7 |
| 2 | ELIE SAAB Residences | Operating | Direct sources | GRID Properties · Gulf Islamic Investments | Trade press | 15 | Trade press | GBP from 2.6M | Trade press | Its own mapped site | 5 |
Where two sources disagree, or where one name might be two different parties, both readings are recorded rather than one being picked quietly. 4 open questions, 1 settled. Two spellings are kept as two records until a source shows they are one: merging them wrongly is far harder to notice afterwards than leaving a duplicate in place.
Whether the 14 Six Senses branded residences at The Whiteley passed to Gruppo Statuto with the hotel or remain in private ownership.
Which company holds the development manager credit at The Whiteley.
Whether the developer of the Bayswater Road residences is one company under two names.
Whether residences for private purchase exist at Nobu Hotel London Portman Square.
Which brand record the Bayswater Road scheme resolves to, given that the scheme's own name and the attribution of its interiors use two different strings.
Resolved: ELIE SAAB Maison's own site names residential schemes in the form "by ELIE SAAB" and reserves the Maison name for the furniture and decor collection developed under licence by Corporate Brand – A++ Group, while the developer's page for 154 Bayswater Road names the scheme ELIE SAAB Residences. The scheme carries the ELIE SAAB house brand; the Maison attribution describes the collection the interiors are furnished from, which is a separate record.