The Market

Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from LonRes, Hamptons, Lloyds Bank, RICS, Knight Frank, Savills & more...

Buy-to-let purchases now outpace landlord exits for first time since 2019, reports Hamptons, as 'the balance of risk' has changed.

Latest Connells Group data suggests the average rent on a newly-let home across the UK has increased by 1.6% in the last year.

In Pictures: Top agents and designers gather in Knightsbridge to discuss the capital's prospects & evolving HNW trends.

Rightmove shares a three-point plan to rally housebuilding as it reports the lowest number of new-build developments coming to market since 2017.

Knight Frank says buyers are still prepared to 'leapfrog the market' when best-in-class options come up.

Almost one in eight lets so far this year have been above the Renters' Rights Act threshold.

'June’s survey results offer some cautious encouragement that the worst of the slowdown in market activity may be beginning to pass,' says Head of Market Research & Analysis Tarrant Parsons.

As we pass the halfway point of the year, the latest LonRes figures reveal what's really going on in the prime postcodes.

While climate-related risk is widely discussed, the immediate impact on the luxury homes market is not, writes George Seatter - and insurance placement is emerging as one of the biggest deal blockers around.

Prime Outer London is currently seeing the strongest growth in two years, reports Knight Frank.

5% fewer sales were agreed in Week 27 this year compared to last, while 16% more rental deals were done.