Lettings

‘The majority of tenants registering with us now see their return to the office as imminent’, reports Chestertons

Pandemic-induced property trends mean it is now cheaper to rent a home than buy one, says Hamptons, reversing a six-year trend.

Surveyors report the widest mismatch between property supply and demand since 2013, as agreed sales numbers continue to rise ahead of the end of the Stamp Duty holiday.

Rising tenant demand is helping to reverse pandemic-induced rental value declines in Prime London, reports Knight Frank.

The average "star rating" for a building on reviews platform HomeViews in 2020 were 4.39 out of 5 for Build-to-Rent residents and 4.

Agency reports surge in enquiries from tenants looking take advantage of lower rents in the capital's most exclusive neighbourhoods.

A year after the pandemic struck, Savills is "optimistic" about the outlook for Britain's prime property markets...

A ‘shift in mind-set’ has taken place, according to Knight Frank.

“The tax changes introduced from 2016 onwards have undoubtedly taken the heat out of the buy-to-let market," argues Hamptons' research chief Aneisha Beveridge.

The number of new sales and lettings instructions fell back sharply in April, according to the RICS, while demand continued to rise.

Demand for city centre rental properties is rising, reports Zoopla, with London rents having bottomed out in February.

“The dip in sales in April is temporary,” says Knight Frank, as the number of offers accepted in Prime London spikes.