Last week, developer Great Portland Estates announced it has traded one of its assets on New Bond Street for a building on Tottenham Court Road.

You are probably just as curious as we are about how Britain's priciest retail street is doing, so we've snapped photos of every single building and shop to update our database.

New Bond Street was last ranked as the most expensive retail location in the world in 2019. According to Cushman & Wakefield's Main Streets Across the World, New Bond Street in London has been the 4th most expensive retail location globally (after Upper 5th Avenue in New York, Via Montenapoleone in Milan and Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong) in the past few years, both 2022 and 2023. The rental rate last year was $1,462 per square foot per year, equivalent to €14,905 per square meter annually. The rental prices decreased by 11% from pre-pandemic levels in 2023.

The iconic thoroughfare is about 800 metres long and is divided into two sections. Old Bond Street, which runs from Piccadilly to Burlington Gardens, and New Bond Street, which extends from Burlington Gardens to Oxford Street.

This photo report is divided into two parts, with the first one covering every building on the east side of Old/New Bond Street as it was this Sunday 26th, May 2024. See also the west side Bond Street.

This side of the street has 57 buildings and 51 total unique shops. We started our overview from Piccadilly, the southernmost point of New Bond Street.

Old Bond Street - East Buildings

No.1A Old Bond Street - Fope, Mappin & Webb

Standbrook House at 2-5 Old Bond Street - Richard Mille, Tods

6-8 Old Bond Street - Dolce & Gabbana

10 Old Bond Street (!)

11 Old Bond Street - Damiani

12 Old Bond Street - Omega

13 Old Bond Street - Jaeger LeCoultre

14 Old Bond Street - Bottega Veneta

15 Old Bond Street - Boucheron

16 Old Bond Street - Prada

19-21 Old Bond Street - Max Mara

22 Old Bond Street - Chatila

23 Old Bond Street - Stella McCartney

24 Old Bond Street - Atkinsons

New Bond Street - East Buildings

1-5 New Bond Street - Ralph Lauren

6-8 New Bond Street - Graff

9 New Bond Street - Van Cleef & Arpels

Clifford Chambers 10 New Bond Street - Breguet

11 New Bond Street - Blancpain

12-13 New Bond Street - Chopard

14 New Bond Street - Hublot

16 New Bond Street - Patek Philippe

19-20 New Bond Street - Louis Vuitton

21-23 New Bond Street - Burberry

24-25 New Bond Street - Balenciaga

26 New Bond Street - Aquazzura

27 New Bond Street - Jimmy Choo

28 New Bond Street - Longchamp

29 New Bond Street - (!)

30 New Bond Street - Panerai

31 New Bond Street - Pomellato

33 New Bond Street - Jacquemus (!)

34-35 New Bond Street - Sotheby's auction house

36 New Bond Street - Roger Vivier

37-38 New Bond Street - Zegna

40 New Bond Street - Celine

42 New Bond Street - Loewe

43-44 New Bond Street - (!)

45-46 New Bond Street - Versace

47-48 New Bond Street - Delvaux

50 New Bond Street - Michael Kors (!)

51-52 New Bond Street - Emporio Armani

53-55 New Bond Street - (!)

63 New Bond Street - (formerly Fenwick)

64 New Bond Street - Canali

65-66 New Bond Street - Opera Gallery

67 New Bond Street - Dsquared2

68 New Bond Street - Seiko

69 New Bond Street - Hackett

70-71 New Bond Street - Pronovias

72 New Bond Street - Bang & Olufsen

73 New Bond Street - Esclot

74 New Bond Street - Watches & Jewellery of Bond Street

75 New Bond Street (!)

76 New Bond Street - Anne Fontaine

77 New Bond Street - Johnstons of Elgin

78-79 New Bond Street - Zegna

80 New Bond Street - (!)

(!) - Scroll down for notes.