Lettings
Prime Central London’s sales market ‘may not return to its previous state’, but prices will rise a bit – JLL
Agency forecasts 8.7% property price inflation by 2022 in PCL, and warns that transaction numbers may not recover from 2016's SDLT changes
Prime London property prices are likely to rise by 12-13% over the next five years
Knight Frank's latest set of forecasts identify five key factors affecting the UK's residential property markets
LonRes partners with Let Alliance to offer an ‘end-to-end solution’ for London letting agents
Property data resource and agents' network LonRes has teamed up with lettings services provider Let Alliance to offer "a new world of revenue opportunities" for letting agents.
New-build activity stumbles in central London
New-build starts fell by 25.4% in Inner London in 2017 compared with 2016, while planning permissions dropped by 7.4% and completions by 6.1%
Countrywide rebrands its monthly lettings index to Hamptons
May's report tells of a North/South divide for rental price inflation
Mapped: Average £psf prices across Prime London
How much have properties been achieving on a per square foot basis across the capital's prime postcodes over the last 12 months?
London property prices post weakest month since 2009 – RICS
Surveyors report mild price drops across the country, although sales volumes and new buyer enquiries levelled out in April
Stock levels tighten further in Prime London’s lettings market
LonRes records fourth consecutive quarterly fall in new lettings instructions as investors beat a retreat...
‘Downside risks’ mean that PCL property prices could post 0% growth by 2022, predicts estate agency
Or they could rise by 23% over the next five years...
Summer lettings boom has arrived early, says top RBKC agency
The big fish usually come out between May and June, but they've already been leaping in London's most expensive postcodes...
Tenant Fees Bill starts its journey through Parliament
The Bill will come into law next year
Prime London Market Snapshot: April 2018
There were 53% more price cuts on properties for sale in prime London in April compared to the same month last year