Lettings
Buy-to-let company formations set to fall for first time since 2008
The pace of rental price growth increased again in August, as Hamptons flags a 'turning point' for property investors.
Zoopla flags first drop in rental supply for three years
Property portal expects average rents to rise 4-5% this year.
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from Knight Frank, Strutt & Parker, Zoopla, Black Brick, Barclays, ONS, HMRC & more...
Tom Bill: Why January feels a long time ago for the UK housing market
Global and domestic forces including the Middle East conflict, Japanese capital flows, higher AI investment, rising government debt and fiscal concerns ahead of October’s Budget are reshaping the borrowing…
Major London agency reports 64% jump in instructions
Chestertons sees ‘reasons to be optimistic’ after sharp rise in instructions and buyer enquiries.
Rental income rises 6% across Howard de Walden’s £1.2bn resi estate
Great Estate reports high demand for Marylebone homes as wider portfolio valuation tops £4.5bn.
Property market is ‘edging towards stability’ – RICS
Prices and activity levels continue to decline in most regions, but not as steeply as in previous months.
$100k-a-month rentals now ‘almost normal’ in Manhattan
Ultra-prime lettings are surging as wealthy New Yorkers 'choose flexibility over ownership'.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 36, 2026
The number of properties going Under Offer fell to the lowest weekly reading of 2026 so far, as the Bank Holiday quelled activity.
Countdown begins to mandatory landlord registration
Key dates revealed as the Government sets regional deadlines across England.
National short-let register to be ‘up & running in full’ by March 2027
New timeline revealed after Central London MP chases for news, but detail remains thin.
Prime London lettings market squeezed by five years of tight supply
Stock shortages are pushing tenancy numbers lower and rents higher, according to Knight Frank - although the super-prime market is holding up.