The Market

New figures reveal the scale of the challenges facing the top end of England's housing market, with another Budget imminent and the HVCTS looming large.

Landlords are still wary of regulatory changes and higher taxes, which is keeping a lid on supply.

London has bucked the national trend this month, posting a 2.5% jump in average asking prices.

Yet the agency's analysis suggests most new first-time buyers are paying more in mortgage payments than they previously paid in rent.

Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from UK Sotheby's International Realty, RICS, JLL, Rightmove, Chestertons, Knight Frank & more...

Tom Bill shares a snapshot of the key forces at work as the Budget looms large.

New ratings will assess properties’ exposure to flooding and the measures taken to protect them, with potential implications for insurance and lending.

New research suggests using too many agents can spoil the deal.

The capital's rental stock has fallen 9% in the last year, while tenant demand has risen 6%.

Fresh analysis of LonRes data reveals agreed sales in the first nine months of 2026 were 22% below the five-year average, and 36% below 2021 levels.

Just 1,440 new homes sold across the capital's larger resi developments during Q3, with only 829 bought by individual purchasers.

The number of sales agreed and listing going under offer fell back again last week...