Belgravia’s Eaton Square, which earned the nickname ‘Red Square’ due to its popularity with Russian billionaires
(Picture: Alamy Stock Photo)The UK capital is well-known as a playground for Russia’s ultra-rich but the true scale of ‘Londongrad’ could be far greater than official records show.
Exclusive analysis compiled for Homes & Property has revealed there are 1,895 Russian-owned properties in London alone, over three times higher than official figures of 795.
