The Market

"We have seen a significant shift in what people want when it comes to luxury homes in the Capital," says RIB boss, as a survey of Prime Central London property buyers and sellers yields some surprising…

Featuring analysis from Chestertons, JLL, Knight Frank, Rightmove, Savills, Zoopla and more.

38% of prime London property listings have had their asking price reduced, which Coutts bank says "demonstrates the continued willingness of sellers to let properties go cheaply and take the income available,…

90% of Black Brick's deals involved apartments in H1 – up from 43% last year.

London’s high-end neighbourhoods are being sustained by international equity, short supply, and a more robust response to market sentiment, report Sophie & Richard Rogerson.

A considered response to Michael Gove's latest proposals to boost housebuilding, from the Savills ESG and Urban Design teams.

Russell Smithers, CEO of luxury developer REDD, pulls no punches in this account of the myriad challenges facing those delivering homes in the capital - and their potentially far-reaching consequences.

The BoE needs to be wary of double-dosing the patient later this week, warns veteran agent Trevor Abrahmsohn.

A drop in buy-to-let transactions during the pandemic has hit supply levels, reports LCP, and the average rent per sq ft is now 21% above the 10-year average.

The Land Registry has recorded a slew of large-scale sales in west London over recent weeks.

Survey shows around 70 significant projects are at a standstill, while new-build sales have fallen to their lowest level in 12 years.

The latest Bank of England data shows an increase in lending activity from May to June.