Lettings
Continental Shift: UK warms to the European way of renting
Some tenants in prime central London are now signing rental contracts of up to ten years, worth millions of pounds...
The end of the ‘dinner party landlord’?
Private rental sector is moving into 'an era of professionalism' as lenders tighten up
Tenants reclaim some bargaining power in central London
8% of rental properties went for over asking in August, the lowest proportion since 2011
PCL rental values slide as stock floods the market
Annual rental growth dips to -4.1% as new instructions soar by 38.9%
How the Night Tube will affect London’s local property markets
Will it really drive up prices on the participating lines?
Top-end property price drop ‘may well approach 5-10% before the year is out’
Some chunky falls in capital values are on the cards for the rest of 2016, says Cluttons
Little consensus on what’s in store for PCL property prices next year
An array of prime central London property pundits have released mid-year updates to their market forecasts
Why small is beautiful in the PCL rental market
Purely from a rental yield point of view, the highest performing property in Kensington and Chelsea is in fact the humble studio flat
Over Supply: PCL rental values hit hard as stock piles up
On an annual basis, values in Q2 were down by 4.3%, and by 8-10% in the upper price ranges
Rents drop in PCL but rise in Outer Prime London
The average weekly rent across Prime London increased by 1.6% (to £638 per week) in Q2, says Marsh & Parsons, but there were markedly different stories in the centre of town and the outer circle.
Work, Resi & Play: How London’s City & fringe market came of age
Average prices in the City itself have shot up by a remarkable 81% in the last five years, says CBRE
Grosvenor unveils ‘UK’s most sustainable period rental properties’ in Belgravia
119 Ebury Street was selected by Grosvenor, in collaboration with Westminster Council and Historic England, as a sort of testing ground to see just how green heritage buildings can go