The Market

An inevitable rebalancing of supply and demand "will take time", says property portal. Until then, "the ‘new normal’, an elevated version of the pre-pandemic market continues."

"Removing the current stress testing could mitigate some of the impact of higher interest rates," suggests Savills, and is "not as reckless as it may sound".

Latest analysis by LCP and Bricks & Logic shows effect of overseas demand beginning to return to London; is a narrowing of the price gap between apartments and houses around the corner?

"There are likely to be some month-on-month price falls during the second half of the year," says Rightmove.

Central London rents are bouncing back hard from pandemic depths, suggests Hamptons' latest letting index.

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Knightsbridge has lagged behind its neighbours over the last couple of years, but the market is finally on the turn, reports Patrick Alvarado

Property market activity "has remained brisk" over the last month, says buying agency Garrington, although there's "a growing sense of caution amongst buyers and sellers alike, who have increasingly divided…

Britain's central bank hikes interest rates again in a bid to curb inflation.

Whilst the central London and top end of the market is relatively insulated, it is still driven by confidence and dependent upon a strong economic base, says James Wyatt

A sweeping set of changes to the private rented sector "marks a generational shift that will redress the balance between landlords and 4.

North America retains its position as the top global region for the super-rich, while Europe has overtaken a "lacklustre" Asia-Pacific according to Capgemini’s new World Wealth Report.