The Market
Prime London deal volumes pick up as buyers negotiate rather than walk
Latest numbers put transactions 2% above the five-year average - but it’s a very different picture depending on where you look.
Time vs Money: Ollie Marshall on the changing calculation for Britain’s wealthy
Top buying agent on the expats who left to preserve their money - but may ultimately return to preserve their time.
Gordon Brown: Property is already ‘taxed quite heavily’
Former PM and stamp duty architect weighs in on the wealth tax debate - and warns policymakers to be ‘very careful’ about pushing fleet-footed UHNWIs too far.
‘A mansion-sized exercise in mindless and needless bureaucracy’: Abrahmsohn on the High Value Council Tax Surcharge
Glentree boss takes aim at the valuation ‘cliff edges’, appeals and red tape surrounding the incoming £2mn-plus property levy.
Real Estate Legal Digest: An essential guide to the latest developments shaping the UK property market
Stay abreast of the key policies & issues impacting the real estate sector with PrimeResi's regular legal briefing, prepared by Boodle Hatfield's team of experts.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 35, 2026
Sales activity remained quiet in the tail-end of August, but there has been a rise in properties going Under Offer.
Property industry reactions: Mortgage approvals declined in July
New Bank of England data illustrates 'the concerns and difficulties facing buyers', comments one prime resi pundit.
‘Ever increasing taxes cannot continue’: Charles Curran on fear, flight & the changing PCL market
The Maskells boss weighs up the impact of tax uncertainty on prime London – and spots an opportunity amid the gloom.
Shadow Housing Secretary quits to pursue London Mayor bid; Katie Lam steps up
James Cleverly has set out a housing-led pitch for the capital.
Government shelves ‘first dibs’ pledge on new-build flat sales to overseas buyers
Labour has downgraded a manifesto pledge after developers warned restrictions on international off-plan sales could make schemes unviable.
Tom Bill: Mind the gap between tax policy and economic reality
As Labour weighs up more tax rises for the autumn Budget, Knight Frank’s head of UK resi research warns of the unintended consequences of getting the sums wrong.
Industry Reactions: UK transaction volumes slip amid ‘weaker than normal’ demand
Analysts and insiders weigh in as HMRC records 96,710 resi deals in July, down 2% on June and 1% year-on-year. Featuring reactions from Knight Frank, Blick Rothenberg, OnTheMarket, Zoopla & more...