Lettings

A 42% jump in rental supply in Central London has caused a record 8.4% fall in average rental values, reports Hamptons International.

Letting agencies will have to take significant steps to grow and advance in the new era, writes Giles Barrett - starting by putting tenants first, and ditching the uniform...

Housing market activity continued to 'gain momentum' in July, reports the RICS, but most surveyors 'do not expect this impetus to continue' for more than a few months...

Property market activity in PCL is rebounding more slowly than in outer areas, reports Knight Frank, and average rents continue to fall.

Rental price growth in London has tumbled as Covid-19 drives supply up and demand down, reports Zoopla. The portal expects rental growth outside the capital to halve to +1% by the end of this year.

Average UK house prices are likely to drop by anything from 1% to 7% this year, predicts Strutt & Parker - although the short-term impact "could be much gloomier" in some parts of Prime Central London

50-branch agency provides some interesting insights on buyer and tenant behaviour in the capital, and how it goes about pricing new-build schemes...

A rise in the number of properties available to rent combined with a drop in international demand have driven a 7.4% year-on-year decline in average rents in Inner London, says Hamptons.

Asking rents outside London have climbed by 3.4% in the last year, while the capital has seen a dip of 0.6% as rental stock piles up.

Average values have now fallen by -4.6% on an annual basis, reports Knight Frank, but demand is building just as supply levels start to slow...

Sales activity has "rallied noticeably" since May, report surveyors

Difference between renting and owning the same £10m property could run into thousands a month, says Enness Global