Lettings
A £50,000+ per week rental search: Has the market gone completely nuts?
An uber-tenant is on the hunt for a £50,000+ per week (equivalent to £2.6m a year) rental mansion in North London; it's nuts, says Glentree's Trevor Abrahmsohn, and the Chancellor is to blame...
Rental demand surges in prime London as supply drops, but prices hold for now
Foxtons, Knight Frank and LonRes have all recorded significant rises in tenant demand at the same time as a notable reduction in new rental listings...
Prime London Market Snapshot: March 2018
Prime London's stock of properties for sale increased last month; rental stock fell
Government looks to regulate the rental sector; proposes mandatory qualifications for agents & criminal sanctions for ‘rogues’
MPs promise a 'new crackdown' on rogue letting and managing agents; offending agents could face prosecution
Head-to-Head: Rental markets in Fulham & St John’s Wood
Knight Frank analyses local lettings market trends in two of prime London's favourite rental locations, highlighting a trend of easing supply.
Ranked: Top 10 areas for rental price inflation
Hackney tops the list, with asking rents rising by two thirds in 10 years
Over 60% of London tenants are ‘renting out of choice’
Cluttons delves into London's home ownership aspirations
MEE Time: The lowdown on Minimum Energy Efficiency
An essential briefing on the tough new energy rules about to come into force for rental properties across England & Wales...
‘It’s important PRS developers don’t lose sight of what drives tenant decision making’
Shared amenities are a low-priority for most London tenants, says KFH; price comes first
Which features and amenities do tenants really value?
Ensuite bathrooms top most-wanted list for UK renters, well ahead of swanky communal facilities...
Oil price rally fuels rental demand across London & the South East
Agency flags up 65% boost in enquiries from oil company execs as price per barrel recovers from historic low...
28% of London landlords doubled their money when selling a property in 2017
The average landlord in London who sold a property in 2017 owned it for 8.1 years and made a gain £253,981 on the sale, says Countrywide