The Market

Lloyds Bank's annual rundown names Knightsbridge as the UK's priciest address, with last year's title-holder Grosvenor Square falling to third place.

Dubai, New York, Geneva and Paris are likely to see top-end residential values rise next year, but other international wealth hubs could see prices fall.

'It remains a buyer’s market and signs of increased caution amongst home buyers will keep UK house price growth in check over 2025,' says Zoopla.

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38% of 2024's concluded property listings had their asking price trimmed at least once - but estate agents are not to blame for over-pricing, argues data company.

More rental price inflation on the cards as tenant demand remains high.

'Steady demand & rising supply' are shaping the capital's lettings market, says agency.

No Christmas surprise from the Monetary Policy Committee as inflation remains above target.

Stability, supply & sustainability will be the keys to success in London's high-end market next year, says development chief.

London reclaims the top-spot from Paris in Patrizia's bi-annual index.

Top buying agency points to improving sentiment amongst home-movers, suggesting average house prices will rise by 3-4% next year.

Policy studies academic Dr Jack Newman explores 'some of the most consequential reforms of recent times, signalling a long-term settlement on how England is governed.'