The Market

Fresh Savills data suggests the pace of decline is easing across prime markets, as buyers & sellers become 'more aligned on price.'

Economic rewards for taking development risk in the capital have 'evaporated,' says housebuilding giant boss.

Analysis suggests proposed reforms could cost almost twice as much as claimed - and put a sizeable dent in the number of £1mn-plus homes coming to market.

September's survey of surveyors confirms London remains notably weaker than the national market.

Badenoch adds another big-ticket property tax promise to conference agenda, alongside plans to scrap Stamp Duty and Labour’s incoming ‘mansion tax’.

31% fewer sales were agreed last week than in the same seven-day period last year.

Hesitant buyers, ‘unicorn’ hunters and behind-the-scenes fee wars are adding to the complexities of getting a deal done, explains Eccord’s MD.

Savills handled more than 20 player and manager relocations over the summer, including a string of deals in Cheshire at more than £30k a month.

Knight Frank blames rising borrowing costs and 'increased taxation and red tape' for the capital's dwindling rental supply.

LonRes chief says there is some ‘unbelievably good value’ in the capital's prime neighbourhoods - but warns the market has yet to find its floor.

Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from Knight Frank, Savills, HMRC, BoE, Benham & Reeves, Rightmove, Glenigan & more...

Conference season brings a fresh batch of pledges, with Stamp Duty abolition, a new developer levy and a cull of housebuilding rules in the mix.