The first 100 Property Club lunch of the year took place at Lore of the Land, Fitzrovia on 29th February. It was great to catch up with members whilst enjoying delicious food and wine in a characterful building that dates back to the late 1700s.  

  The 100 Club celebrated their 107th Club Dinner in style last week at the Connaught Rooms. Compered by the brilliant Shappi Khorsandi we raised nearly £30,000 for the Great British Humanitarian Fund and Myocarditis UK. Further details in relation to the December 2024 Dinner will be released in due course. https://hafgb.co.uk https://myocarditisuk.com  

Another excellent Club lunch took place last week at 2850 Oxford Circus. Thank you to all those that attended and Jo Farr for organising the event.

You can’t beat a day on the water, and what better way to spend a Monday in September than at the 100 Property Club’s best event, and our largest gathering for the annual sailing day. Twenty six of us filled three Beneteau First 40’ yachts, each with skipper and mate, ready to race across the

The 100 Property Club met recently at the Pitcher & Piano in Richmond for some evening networking. With drinks and bar food overlooking the beautiful River Thames, it was a fantastic evening with great people in the industry, making new connections and strengthening old. If you’re interested in joining the 100 Property Club please get

Dear Members and Members in waiting,   Club Delivers Second Mini-Bus   Today felt like a breath of fresh air as we were out and about as a committee handing over a specialised mini-bus, bought with club funds to Young Epilepsy and St Piers School in Limpsfield.   This was a rearranged handover from before

The 100 Property Club prides itself as a charitable organisation who’s events are a way for people to connect and be a part of something bigger than themselves. The Annual Dinner is the flagship event for the Club and always has a stellar turnout, a tradition that was continued this year. This year’s guest speaker,

“London streets are paved with gold” is a saying that came from the 19th century story Dick Whittington and His Cat, loosely based on the 14th century Lord Mayor of London, Richard Whittington. The saying, which expresses the idea of a “land of opportunity”, is partly ironic, since Dick Whittington found when he went to London that the streets were