More high street estate agency branches opened than closed in H1
The rise of online agency hasn't dented physical branch numbers yet...
A Maturing Market: Average homeowner age shifts a decade in five years
40s are the new 50s, says Hamptons International
Ranked: The 15 wealthiest cities in the world 2016
New World Wealth rundown puts London up top with US$2.7 trillion
Government looks at closing forestalling window after stamp duty chaos
OBR report into the effects of forestalling claims the recent 3% SDLT surcharge resulted in 60,000 transactions being brought forward, with a resultant tax loss to the Treasury of £300m
Weak pound prompts LCP to launch new PCL fund
'As we said in 2009, it will be the early bird which catches the very fat worm'
Brexit will cause housing investment to fall in 2017, but ‘no sharp correction’ for prices – EY
Brexit effects have yet to kick in, warns EY
Billionaires face headwinds as ‘the greatest transfer of wealth in human history’ looms
“After more than 20 years of unprecedented wealth creation, the Second Gilded Age has stalled”
Transactional Friction: Dealing with the property market’s real villain
The post-Brexit vote story is not prices, but turnover, says Charlie Ellingworth, as transactions tumble and estate agents suffer
Selling England (and Wales) by the pound
Property acquired by overseas companies 2004-July 2014
‘The housing market is looking worryingly like a pyramid sales scam’
Academic claims that it's more property pyramid than housing ladder
London’s ‘bubble risk’ inflates
'The risk of severe correction in the medium term is very high' warns UBS in new report
Living in the City: On the global quest for true mixed-use urban success
Cities are competing to regain their vibrancy. The ones which make true mixed-use work for them will win, says Knight Frank's Liam Bailey