Lettings

Latest LonRes data shows prices turning negative as stock levels soar.

Industry Reactions: The latest official data indicates modest growth across most of the country last year.

Sales are scant & price cuts are rife across the capital's prime postcodes in early 2026.

Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from Knight Frank, Zoopla, Enness Global, RICS, Rightmove, Zoopla & more...

London's average rental value is now back to mid-2023's level.

TwentyCi rounds-up the key statistics from the last 12 months, including analysis of how the Autumn Budget has affected the market.

South West London neighbourhoods led the way as outer commuter belt markets also outperformed.

We're still in a 'soft patch,' reports the RICS, but sales expectations have turned 'significantly more positive' as we head into the new year.

Average asking rents dipped in the closing months of 2025, but Rightmove thinks rent bills are likely to carry on climbing this year.

Sales supply is high & rising in the new year, as buyers continue to hold back.

£5,000-a-week-plus tenancies rose 17% last year despite lower overall volumes, reports Knight Frank.

Jon Byers on how his firm is positioning for the next phase of the prime London market.