Economics
In Suspense: Weighing up the positives and negatives of a hung parliament
The election result may have delivered yet more unwelcome uncertainty, but the prospect of a 'Soft Brexit' could be good news for both the economy and the housing market, says Charles Curran...
Ranked: The world’s top ten multi-millionaire cities
London tops the table for the most resident multi-millionaires and for HNW importance, but not for billionaire population
Millionaires say that now is ‘the most unpredictable period in history’
A survey of 3,000 millionaires Trumpets a dramatic claim - but HNWIs are still feeling positive
Capital Losses: CGT rule change would be ‘last straw’ for London’s prime property market
Imposing CGT on one's PPR would sound the death knell for the high-value markets of London, says Trevor Abrahmsohn...
PCL’s slowdown to spread to Greater London this year – Knight Frank
Knight Frank mid-year forecasts indicate that everything will return to positive growth next year
The UK is sinking deeper into property inequality – here’s why
"The UK’s primary property tax remains scandalously out of line with modern property values", argues Tom Goodfellow
Why a strong May majority is good for property
'People will be happier to invest if sentiment is good'
Infography: Global property prices rise for the 16th consecutive quarter
But countries can be divided into three categories: Boom, Bust & Boom, and Boom
What does Macron’s victory mean for France’s prime resi market?
En marche or bon marché?
The Times They Are A-Changin’: A valuation viewpoint
Bob Dylan - with a little help from James Wyatt - explains how the world of estate agency and property valuation is changing
Election housebuilding stats, fact-checked
164,000 homes were completed in England in 2015/16. This is more than in recent years, but still below the 2007/08 pre-recession peak of 200,000
What economics has to say about housing bubbles
'Intuitively, a bubble (and this applies to any asset, not just real estate) exists when the price of an asset is over-inflated relative to some benchmark.