Sales
Three reasons why savvy buyers are snapping up unmod properties
Buying agency boss Hannah Aykroyd explains how purchasers who have the vision and appetite can really take advantage of lower values in the PCL market...
‘Over a quarter of properties are still on the market after six months’ – Rightmove
28% of listings on Britain's biggest property portal have lingered there for more than six months; 8% have been stuck on the market for over a year...
Split picture for house prices across England & Wales
Five regions now have falling prices on an annual basis, report LSL & Acadata
Trophy homes: how the super-wealthy struggle to value their properties
Judith Evans reports for the FT on the 'global currency' of luxury homes
Ranked: Britain’s ‘fastest-moving’ locations
Zoopla has worked out which towns and regions see properties sell fastest (and slowest)
New instructions are still falling, but vendors are pricing more realistically
'Although there are signs of greater realism on pricing from vendors, there is little conviction ...
Hard-bargaining buyers take advantage of uncertainty in Prime London
Vendors and purchasers spent much of Q1 on the fence, but those who did choose to buy were 'aware of their position and negotiated accordingly', reports LonRes...
Mapped: Achieved rents & ten-year price growth across Prime London
Granular analysis shows how the prime postcodes have performed over the last year, and decade...
Carrington on Q1: Sliding stamp duty receipts and a Brexit fiasco
SDLT was brought in to cool the market, but this one size-fits-all approach has neither worked for the London market nor the Treasury, says LonRes Chairman William Carrington
Number of offers made in PCL hits a ten-year high
Buyers are 'positioning themselves for life after Brexit', says Knight Frank
Buying agency calls London’s next prime property hotspots
Buyers would be well-advised to revisit these two 'overlooked' areas of the capital, advises Black Brick
Specialist off-market agency proves popular with SW London’s ‘Brexit sellers’
Mark Wells' Invisible Homes is securing more new instructions in Fulham than many of the big-name agents - so what's the secret?