Economics
Infographic: Why the world loves London
CBRE counts the ways...
London’s prime property market dip to drive a £1.6bn cut in this year’s SDLT receipts
Stamp duty receipts "so far this year have been much weaker than expected" says the OBR
Global Wealth Report 2016: UK named ‘main loser’
Outlook is very uncertain, both for the economy and household wealth, says marquee Credit Suisse review
#AutumnStatement: The prime resi industry reacts
What the luxury property sector thinks about the abolition of letting agency fees, more money for housebuilding and infrastructure, and no changes to stamp duty
Required Reading: The Autumn Statement for HNWs and business owners
Mishcon de Reya's comprehensive briefing note on the Autumn Statement 2016
The Redfern Review: Trends, causes & solutions for the decline of home ownership
British home ownership fell by 6.2% between 2002 and 2014; young people are being priced out of property; building more homes is no quick fix
Is the Trump presidency good news for the UK property market?
'Since the USA and the UK have aligned economic models, if the former enjoys greater growth, this will have a contagion effect on the latter'
What’s likely to be in Hammond’s Autumn Statement on 23rd November?
Deloitte's team predicts what the new Chancellor's key announcements will be
Inflation Nation: On the Bank of England’s balancing act
James Wyatt's inflation primer and deeper reading recommendations
What does rising inflation mean for the UK’s property market?
'Property tends to benefit from an inflationary environment provided mortgage balances are kept in check'
FORECAST: ‘Significantly lower transaction levels’ but prime markets to out-perform over five years
No price correction predicted, although "there is no precedent for the current market" says Savills research chief
FORECAST: UK to see 11% fall in transactions next year – JLL
Housing market to be 'more subdued' over the next 2-3 years as Brexit negotiations dominate proceedings; most of the price declines in PCL have now 'washed through', says the firm