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Global investment firm reveals the 24 property markets it’ll be avoiding in 2018
Hong Kong-based IP Global flips the "best places to invest" rundown on its head
Property supply climbs as demand drops – NAEA
Estate agencies agreed an average of nine sales per branch in June: more than in May, but less than last year
Transaction volumes continue to fall – LCP
A flurry of high-value activity in Prime Central London 'appears to have dissipated', says London Central Portfolio
Prime London properties are selling with an average ‘discount’ of over 11%
It’s still a buyer’s market for luxury London property, says Coutts, but the market has 'stabilised significantly' & 'could be levelling out'
Top-end suburban property values have fallen by nearly 17% in five years as the ‘fragile’ £2m+ market softens
'The traditional North-South divide has been turned on its head', says Savills
Watch: LonRes’ William Carrington in conversation with Alan Russell of Russell Simpson
LonRes Chairman William Carrington chats to Alan Russell, Founder and MD of long-running PCL agency Russell Simpson, about surviving the many challenges thrown at London's resi sector over the last four…
Mayfair market ‘as hot as the weather’
Wetherell reports tucking away a raft of high-end instructions as the area's inventory swells
Asking price discounts begin to narrow in central London
UK city house price inflation at +4.6% in the 12 months to June 2018, says Hometrack; potential for recovery in transaction volumes as London vendors get real
PCL sales market ‘recovers some poise’
Transaction levels are still on the low side and upper-end prices continue to adjust downwards, but the worst appears to be behind us, says JLL
‘Significant’ rise in down-valuations, say mortgage advisors & agents
'Surveyors are prophesying a crash' warns Emoov boss, picking up on a trend for down-valuations noted by Coutts back in April
Uncertainty hammers UK’s auction market
EIG reports "alarming" drop-off in lots offered and sold
First-time buyers outpace home-movers for the first time since 1995
The number of home-movers dipped by 1% in the first six months of this year, says Lloyds Bank