Lettings
‘Asking prices are still too high’, says Propertymark
Housing market activity is slowing down as seasonal trends re-emerge, says the estate agency trade body.
UK rents to keep on rising but will hit ‘affordability ceiling’ in 2025
Savills expects average rents to increase by another 6% next year, before the pace of growth eases as tenants are stretched to the limit.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 47, 2023
Deal numbers continue to slide in prime London, but the last week has seen a decent increase in new sales instructions.
House prices to rise in London next year, but dip across the UK – Chestertons
Recovery will be 'slow and steady rather than spectacular', says high-profile agency.
London’s super-rich turn to rental homes as ‘rival wealth hubs’ entice billionaire buyers
Fresh analysis by luxury estate agency Beauchamp Estates looks into the wealth and lifestyles of the global super-rich.
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Beauchamp Estates, Savills, Knight Frank, Foxtons, the OBR, Jackson-Stops, OnTheMarket &…
Westminster residents rail against short-term lets as numbers return to pre-pandemic levels
Council is receiving nearly 30 complaints a week from livid locals.
London property market is at a ‘turning point’ says Foxtons
'Now is a good time to buy' a property in the capital, says estate agency.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 46, 2023
Deal numbers are down again in the capital...
Traditional seasonal trends return to the rental market as ‘landlords remain confident in London’s unfailing appeal’
Tenant demand has fallen sharply in the last month, prompting Foxtons to herald 'a shift towards a more balanced market' in the capital.
Supply levels recovering in prime London’s lettings market
The number of properties available to let is up by over 60% compared to a year ago, but levels are still around 40% below where they were in 2019.
Global residential rents tick higher but affordability begins to bite
Slower growth in top-tier rental markets such as New York and Singapore 'points to the likely direction of travel for big city markets,' says Knight Frank.