The Market
Industry Reactions: Official data shows sharpest London price falls since January 2024
July's UK House Price Index recorded a third month of slowing house price growth at the national level.
The price of perfection: ‘Immaculate’ PCL rentals command 31% premium
New analysis digs into the landlords, tenants and changing economics of the prime lettings market.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 37, 2026
Sales activity has picked up in traditional back-to-school fashion, but the market remains quieter than in previous years.
Picky buyers & patchwork performance: The state of Prime Central London in 2026
Fresh data and charts reveal differing fortunes across the capital’s luxury property heartlands - and offer some pointers as to what happens next.
‘The penny has dropped’: London’s supply of supersized apartments is drying up
‘Signs of urgency’ emerge around the capital’s top schemes as new figures reveal how Westminster’s size limit is reshaping the super-prime landscape.
Global Branded Residence Survey 2026: Sector to top 300,000 units by 2031
New Knight Frank analysis flags big diversification, with growth beyond key cities and non-hotel brands set to account for almost 40% of branded resi supply within two years.
Buy-to-let company formations set to fall for first time since 2008
The pace of rental price growth increased again in August, as Hamptons flags a 'turning point' for property investors.
Zoopla flags first drop in rental supply for three years
Property portal expects average rents to rise 4-5% this year.
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from Knight Frank, Strutt & Parker, Zoopla, Black Brick, Barclays, ONS, HMRC & more...
Berkeley calls for stamp duty overhaul as cautious buyers hold fire
London development giant wants 1% SDLT cap for first-time buyers and downsizers - and the investor surcharge scrapped altogether.
Agency reports biggest month for country house exchanges since 2022
After a dry few years, Strutt & Parker heralds 'a return of confidence in decision making for both buyers and sellers.'
Tom Bill: Why January feels a long time ago for the UK housing market
Global and domestic forces including the Middle East conflict, Japanese capital flows, higher AI investment, rising government debt and fiscal concerns ahead of October’s Budget are reshaping the borrowing…