The Market

Finlay Brewer suggests the prime villages of Brook Green, Brackenbury and Askew should be reclassified, following a rise in the number of wealthy families moving in from Kensington & Chelsea...

Financial markets have been calmer since Jeremy Hunt took to the floor, but the reversal of Kwasi Kwarteng’s stamp duty cut highlighted a paradox, writes Tom Bill.

Knight Frank has flagged a clear increase in high-value properties hitting the rental market since the ill-fated 'mini Budget'.

Knight Frank data shows a clear drop in rural property sales over the last year, while exchanges in regional towns and cities has increased by an equivalent amount.

Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from LonRes, OBR, ONS, Rightmove, Winkworth, OnTheMarket & more…

The Office for Budget Responsibility expects a year's-worth of house price growth to be reset as the economy declines and mortgage rates peak at 5%.

Mishcon de Reya highlights the key points and policies from yesterday's Autumn Statement - noting that what wasn't announced is 'arguably more interesting and revealing' than what was in Jeremy Hunt's…

New analysis ranks the eight neighbourhoods that combine "the best of city and village life".

'It seems astonishing that despite macroeconomic headwinds, and predictions from many estate agents that property prices will fall next year, serious sellers and buyers alike remain keen to proceed,' says…

Chancellor Hunt has slashed CGT allowances, time-limited Kwarsi Kwarteng's Stamp Duty cuts, and subjected many more people to the top rate of Income Tax - but the run of tax increases come will come into…

Today's Autumn Statement represents 'a substantial tax increase', admits Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, targeting 'those with the broadest shoulders'.

'We are on the cusp of seeing the sales market hand back purchasing power to buyers,' says Propertymak, 'which is a trend we haven’t seen in months as the market was very much in the seller’s favour.'