The Market

Prices are still growing, albeit at a much-reduced rate.

Fresh data from UK Finance and Accenture confirms the sharp drop in house-buying and consumer confidence following the ill-fated mini Budget.

New analysis points to a surge of new supply hitting the property market.

Key property market activity metrics all remain negative - but less so than in January.

The Mayfair house market is having a moment, reports Knight Frank's local sales team.

...but larger homes are still taking much longer to sell than usual.

Central London's 'investment window looks incredibly ripe for super-prime assets,' says Strutt & Parker boss.

Westminster is rolling out a series of new measures to discourage the purchase of holiday homes or 'buy to leave’ investments.

Dollar-based buyers enjoyed significant currency discounts on homes in London last year, but demand from European and Middle Eastern buyers remains low.

The number of £1mn-plus homes has rocketed by around 40% since 2019, reports Savills.

'Whilst the prime property market has healthy levels of activity it nonetheless remains incredibly price sensitive,' says Garrington.

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