The Market

July's survey of surveyors yields 'concerning' insights on both sales and lettings markets across the UK.

Hong Kongers own the biggest property portfolios of any foreign nationals across England and Wales, according to some recent research - with an estimated £10.

The market is showing 'remarkable resilience' in the face of economic headwinds, reports TwentyEA.

“We are starting to see a noticeable shift in stock from the sales markets to the lettings market as owners are not able to sell for the asking price,” says Knight Frank.

Higher mortgage rates "have acted as a wake-up call to sellers who had been on the market for some time, prompting a record share to cut their asking price," says Hamptons.

CBRE estimates that landlords have sold 126,500 rental properties since 2022, as mortgage rates and other costs have escalated.

Prime Central London property prices fell 0.9% in the year to July, according to Knight Frank's last index - which was the largest drop since April 2021. Prime Outer London saw a 0.

One of the property sector's top research teams pulls back the curtain on the tricky business of making market predictions, as they warn of "some further price adjustments to come."

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Agency's summer sentiment survey reveals an uplift in 'commitment to move', but there's a widening gap between cash and mortgage buyer motivations.

"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…

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