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Average rental values in prime London have surged by 11.1% in the last year, reports Savills, pushing both houses and flats above pre-pandemic levels.

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Foxtons saw a drastic surge in demand for homes in London as the Covid-19 pandemic eased; producing a series of charts to illustrate the capital's key property market trends through an extraordinary time

"Rental growth is slowing as affordability pressures bite," says Hamptons - which expects expect rents across Great Britain to end the year 2.5% up on 2021, down from 7% today.

"There is little evidence yet that the mood music regarding the expectations for house prices or rents is shifting," says RICS chief economist

CBRE's eighth annual "borough-by-borough" research report tracks property market, demographic and lifestyle trends across the capital.

Prices are expected to stay at increased levels whilst demand remains a major factor, says John D Wood

Lack of supply continues to dog the prime London market, as available options dwindle for buyers and tenants alike

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Changes to EPC rental standards are "likely to mean older homes will become considerably less attractive to landlords," says Hamptons.

Prime London Market Snapshot: Knight Frank's latest indices tell of a significant mismatch between property supply and demand in both the sales and rental markets.

Buyer and tenant demand increased further in January, while the supply of properties for sale and rent continued to fall short.