The Market

"Living and working remotely will transcend the pandemic," declares Airbnb as it ramps up its share of the long-term rental market.

“The swing back of demand into city centres, including London, has underpinned another rise in rents in Q3, especially as the supply of rental property remains tight," says Gráinne Gilmore, Head of Re…

US-style approach has been particularly effective in the London market of late, says Benham & Reeves.

LonRes has recorded some healthy transaction volumes above £2m, but prospective buyers are now facing a distinct lack of options…

It’s a 'confusing and patchwork' picture for buyers and sellers right now, reports Knight Frank, with big variations in value depending on neighbourhood, property type, amenities and state of repair.

A 0.6% dip in average asking prices is "an early Christmas present" for home-buyers, says Rightmove, while a jump in valuation requests from potential property vendors is "a sign of building momentum.

Writing for the FT, Rana Foroohar explains why so much global wealth is still tied up in bricks and mortar, and the 'troubling' ramifications.

The market has been buoyant this year, reports the franchise operator, but trading conditions are expected to return to a 'more normal pattern' in the months ahead

Less than a quarter of surveyors think that a property’s energy efficiency rating has any impact at all on a its selling price, according to a new survey by the RICS.

Surveyors reported a small dip in sales volumes despite rising buyer enquiries in October, as house-hunters struggled to find suitable homes to buy.

The annual rate of inflation across England & Wales has slipped to 4.1%, reports Acadata, but ‘there will be no price collapse as some had previously suggested’

There are people returning to Notting Hill because they thought rural life would be like Soho Farmhouse, says Dominic Agace.