The Market

Updated: Reports suggest Treasury is considering widening the HVCTS net, potentially hitting nearly 300,000 homes.

New research makes the case for a West Ken renaissance, as a trio of major development projects look set to redraw the local map - and hike property values.

The average price tag on a newly-listed home has risen for the first time since May, but Rightmove warns that sellers are competing for buyers in the most crowded market for 12 years.

Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from LonRes, Beauchamp Estates, Rightmove, Karis Capital, Savills, Knight Frank, ONS, Benham & Reeves & more...

Markets are pricing in multiple rate hikes, but where borrowing costs go next relies heavily on a single unpredictable geopolitical risk, explains Tom Bill.

Knight Frank tracked a 'flurry of remarkable sales' in London during Q2, but US$10mn+ transaction volumes dipped slightly.

But the Bank of England has warned rising inflation means a rate hike is getting more likely.

Land Reg data suggests Prime Central London accounts for more than a third of the capital’s overseas-company-owned property titles.

London buyers face a much longer wait than movers in other regions.

Latest LonRes numbers show rental values up 3.8% year-on-year as lets agreed fall by more than a quarter.

Latest LonRes numbers point to a particularly slow summer for prime London - but there are signs of life at the top end.

New analysis digs into the landlords, tenants and changing economics of the prime lettings market.