The Market

'75% of family houses were let at the asking price or above on the first viewing' in July, reports Savills.

HMRC data suggest the official prediction of how many non-doms would leave the UK when the tax break was scrapped is on the money.

87% of international markets tracked by Knight Frank have seen residential values increase in the last year.

Major London agency sold 16.5% more new-build homes in the first half of 2025 than in the same period last year.

Supply, demand & prices all slipped back in July, reports the RICS.

Reports suggest the government 'is trying to work out how it can tap into the vast wave of wealth that will be transferred from baby boomers when they die.'

26% fewer sales were agreed in the first week of August compared to the last week of July.

New research charts the cities with the largest UHNW residential footprints, revealing shifting second-home trends and emerging luxury hotspots.

Acadata records sixth monthly fall in average house prices, as stock levels soar, but thinks H2 could prove more stable.

Knight Frank reports demand from global firms & students driving rents higher despite economic headwinds.

7% more sales have been recorded so far this year compared to 2024, reports TwentyEA, as 'strong growth continues across supply and demand'.

Agency flags significant divergence in prices and deal volumes between PCL and POL amid ‘summer of speculation.'