The Market

Knight Frank records highest number of top-end deals outside London in 15 years as buyer demand holds up.

Top-end property values are now falling in 16 of the 46 markets tracked by Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index, and 'downward pressure' is expected to continue for the next few quarters.

Surveyors reported a dip in home-buyer demand last month, but most other property market indicators continue to improve from last year's low-point.

Bosses of Landmark Information Group, Mortgage Advice Bureau, L&C Mortgages, Yopa, Simplify, O’Neill Patient, Enact, and TwentyCi have penned an open letter to Michael Gove, calling for a new 'Time to…

Michael Gove said earlier this year that the 'feudal' leasehold system 'needs to go' - but a complete overhaul now looks unlikely.

New data reveals a dwindling pipeline of ultra-luxury developments in Prime Central London - but demand is continuing to surge.

Prime London property buyers 'are pricing in what they think the market will look like next year but are at a stand-off with sellers who are hanging on to prices from last year,' says HNW-favoured bank.

The imbalance between rental supply and demand is improving in prime London, says Tom Bill - but only slowly.

The next General Election is moving onto the radar in the prime London property market, says Tom Bill.

It's not a buyers' market yet, says top-end national estate agency.

It's suggested that the Labour Party would hit overseas buyers with higher tax rates and impose restrictions on who can buy new-build homes in the UK.

New research by property agency London House seeks to shine a light on the city's rich and varied local neighbourhoods, focusing on those with the biggest appeal for high net worth property buyers.