The Market

Many are reviewing rental values and adjusting portfolios in response to growing regulatory, tax and borrowing pressures, says agency.

The city has survived plague, fire, war and terrorism over the centuries; a few gloomy forecasts aren't about to finish it off, says top buying agent.

Property portal says 'supply, demand and pricing trends appear to be steady and in-line with seasonal norms' following the introduction of the Renters' Rights Bill.

Researchers claim '90% of [leasehold] buyers regret their purchase.'

Overseas buyers accounted for 52% of the UK agency's deals, while new instructions topped £2.3bn.

Despite much chatter, 'the matter of whether [Andy Burnham] would pursue a substantial overhaul of property taxation remains one of conjecture,' counsels the Savills research chief.

Fresh LonRes data indicates another week of relatively slow sales activity.

Ranked: Buyer demand by English county

Property consultancy recorded a 14% jump in Prime Central London sales in Q2, while the pace of price declines seems to be easing.

Estate agency boss heralds 'particularly encouraging' signals after checking property portal listing activity in the capital.

Exchanges are down 10%, buyer registrations are down 14%, and average prices have fallen by 5% in the last year, reports Knight Frank.

Fewer than a third of consumers now expect prices to rise over the next 12 months, down from more than half last year, according to latest OnTheMarket poll.