The Market
Rental income rises 6% across Howard de Walden’s £1.2bn resi estate
Great Estate reports high demand for Marylebone homes as wider portfolio valuation tops £4.5bn.
Philip Harvey: What’s really driving global wealth flows in 2026?
Property Vision’s senior partner on the return of Dubai expats, the rise of the ‘certainty premium’ and where mobile wealth is heading next.
Property market is ‘edging towards stability’ – RICS
Prices and activity levels continue to decline in most regions, but not as steeply as in previous months.
Rightmove heralds bigger-than-usual ‘back-to-school buyer bounce’
Although demand metrics remain below last year's level.
$100k-a-month rentals now ‘almost normal’ in Manhattan
Ultra-prime lettings are surging as wealthy New Yorkers 'choose flexibility over ownership'.
In Charts: Surveying England’s housing stock as high value levy looms
Council Tax statistics shine a light on the composition of housing stock across England & Wales, highlighting the relative scarcity of high-value homes as the new surcharge on £2mn+ properties hoves into…
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 36, 2026
The number of properties going Under Offer fell to the lowest weekly reading of 2026 so far, as the Bank Holiday quelled activity.
Countdown begins to mandatory landlord registration
Key dates revealed as the Government sets regional deadlines across England.
Alex Michelin: How driverless cars will reshape the property market
Luxury development chief says driverless revolution could redraw the prime London map.
Four Charts: Inside Surrey’s prime property market in 2026
From a 15% post-mini-Budget correction to a 56% Surrey Hills premium, Savills data reveals what's been happening in 'one of the UK's most desirable residential markets'.
National short-let register to be ‘up & running in full’ by March 2027
New timeline revealed after Central London MP chases for news, but detail remains thin.
Prime London lettings market squeezed by five years of tight supply
Stock shortages are pushing tenancy numbers lower and rents higher, according to Knight Frank - although the super-prime market is holding up.