The Market

Hamptons highlights a series of property market metrics that show a recovery from the post-mini-Budget slump.

Chestertons reports a big improvement in rental supply in the capital, with more choice encouraging more tenants to move home.

Prices in some of the capital's most prestigious enclaves remain 17% below the height of the market, reports Coutts.

Rental prices continue to escalate across the country, reports Hamptons.

The flat is back in Prime Central London, declares Knight Frank's Tom Bill, as the property market returns to pre-pandemic norms.

Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Savills, Benham & Reeves, Acadata, the RICS, LCP, Knight Frank & more...

Tiny - but positive - movement in January 'suggests falling prices are not an inevitable conclusion', says Acadata.

Values have returned to the highs of 2015, before tax hikes, Brexit disruptions and Covid, reports LCP.

January's RICS UK Residential Survey show the most widespread property market decline since 2009.

Seasoned acquisition specialist Charlie Wells dispenses some sage advice for those looking to transact in the current climate.

Cash buyers make their move as the market undergoes a 'period of adjustment'.

City of London, Kensington & Chelsea, and Richmond have the highest proportion of landlords to general population in the country.