Lettings

Knight Frank highlights the possibility of an imminent property sales surge in prime London, as pent-up demand continues to build.

Right to Rent "does not merely provide the occasion or opportunity for private landlords to discriminate," said the High Court Judge, "but causes them to do so where otherwise they would not."

Estate agency's analysis argues that average rents in London have risen by just 2% since 2006, while sold prices have escalated by 55%.

Letting division of venerable PCL agency Russell Simpson reports busiest January in recent years, with deals up fourfold on 2018

Rental values in the capital's prime resi markets have fallen by an average of 9.

Surveyors 'sense little prospect of a turnaround' in the short-term, says the RICS, 'as concerns over the potential impact of Brexit, alongside affordability constraints continue to cause buyers and sellers…

Latest visual from LonRes shows the spread of rental and sales values across PCL, Prime London & Prime Fringe in 2018...

'Unfair' letting fees will be banned from 1st June 2019.

Assuming a discount of about 20% against house prices at their peak, in 2014, the £2.

Stock levels are low and competition among prospective tenants is pushing up achieved rents, reports LonRes

Tenants in Britain spent a grand total of £59.1bn on rent in 2018, report Hamptons International and Countrywide, marking the first annual fall in more than ten years.

Prime Central London transaction levels are now almost 50% lower than they were five years ago, reports Strutt & Parker, while prices ended 2018 at the lower end of the forecast;