Economics

Knight Frank's research chief explains why the property firm has revised its PCL price forecasts down.

Leading property brokers, developers & market-watchers have broadly welcomed news of an imminent General Election.

Official data suggests property values are increasing in most regions, but not in London.

Economic headwinds, rising rents and tech layoffs mean corporate relocations to London are down on last year.

A survey by Handelsbanken suggests that appetite for residential property investments in the UK has picked-up compared to last year, but London appears to be falling out of favour.

Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Coutts, the RICS, Savills, Rightmove, Foxtons, Knight Frank, Propertymark & more...

London has lost 10% of its high net worth population over the last ten years, pushing the UK capital down to fifth place on a list of the world's most millionaire-heavy cities.

The latest inflation figures are 'encouraging,' says the Bank of England, 'but we are not yet at the point of cutting interest rates.'

Lucian Cook's team now expects property values to rise in every region in 2024, with locations furthest from London holding the greatest 'capacity for growth' over the next five years.

'The outlook isn’t exactly gloomy, but neither does the warmer weather signal lift-off for the market,' says Knight Frank's Tom Bill.

We're seeing 'increased stability seen in the mortgage markets', notes Emily Williams of Savills, but Knight Frank's Tom Bill says 'it doesn’t feel like the UK housing market is ready for take-off this…

Mortgage lender expects the Bank of England to cut interest rates three times by the end of this year.