As Chelsea basks in the spotlight of the world’s most famous flower show, local agents explain why the area has returned to the top of the wish list for many prime buyers…
William Clutton of Iceni Projects delves into the government’s proposed overhaul of the Community Infrastructure Levy and Section 106 Agreements, as outlined in the recently-published draft Levelling Up & Regeneration Bill.
There is a bizarre disjunction between the economic outlook and the gymnastics of the market, writes veteran agent Trevor Abrahmsohn – but property values will continue to rise until supply and demand levels reach equilibrium…
Mortgage broker Henry Dannell has flagged a surprising trend in many parts of the capital…
April’s tally of residential property sales was still well above pre-pandemic norms, but the market appears to be easing from its frantic pace.
“It feels like we are at a crossroads,” says KF’s James Cleland, as the number of new sales instruction picks up.
Savills’ latest buyer and seller survey highlights how prime property buying intentions are evolving.
With fewer landlords around and workers now returning to the capital, rents are only headed in one direction, says Winkworth
Catch up on all the latest market movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Zoopla, ONS, TwentyCi, Rightmove, Savills & more…
“A lack of homes for sale rather than a lack of desire from buyers is what is dictating the pace of the market,” says Rightmove, as the UK’s average asking price rises 2.1% in a month.
“Despite delays in the line opening, the number of buyers looking to move near the stations has steadily surged,” says Rightmove.