The Market

Property portal OnTheMarket is expecting the market to become less competitive as we head deeper into autumn, although there's no sign of a significant drop-off in buyer and seller sentiment just yet.

Following the White Paper for the Renters Reform Bill, and the proposed new rules for tenants being allowed to keep pets in rental properties, law firm Boyes Turner has had a look into the current position…

Knight Frank conducted 16% fewer country house viewings last month than in a typical August, but accepted 33% more offers.

The new Prime Minister has promised to cut taxes.

Sellers will need to become 'much more realistic' in the short-term, warns agency.

'It won’t become a tenants’ market any time soon,' writes Knight Frank's Tom Bill, as the firm's latest PCL index tells of continued double-digit rental growth.

London has fallen further down the wealthiest city rankings, with fewer millionaires now calling the UK capital home than New York, Tokyo and San Francisco.

Last month's step-up in the pace of property price inflation "tells us more about how a stamp duty holiday can alter the course of the housing market than where prices are headed next," suggests Knight…

'A short-term boost appears likely from a government already in pre-election giveaway mode,' writes Knight Frank's Tom Bill.

Analysis of Zoopla data by money.co.uk shows that April and May are the best months to market a property for sale.

More than 95% of new mortgages agreements are on fixed-rate terms.

'With home prices at or near peak levels in many luxury markets, high-end buyers around the globe are discovering markets where they wield more buying power,' reports Christie's International Real Estate.