The Market

Marylebone, Belgravia and Mayfair have seen the biggest increases in new buyer registrations in recent months, reports Knight Frank

Buyers are increasingly factoring in the environmental impact of a home to their decision-making process, reports Knight Frank

Benham and Reeves has tracked which London locations have the highest proportion of open-market property listings that have been marked as sold or under offer.

14% more capital was invested into the UK's build-to-rent sector last year than in any other year.

House hunters and property vendors were out in force between Christmas and the New Year, reports Britain's biggest portal.

“We’ve seen significant competition for homes throughout the year and I can’t see that changing in 2022,” says Edward Douglas-Home, head of Scottish residential at Knight Frank.

Savills expects prime regional price growth to moderate this year, while Prime Central London prices feel ready to surge upwards.

Around half a dozen homes valued at up to £100m are due to be listed for sale in the coming months.

67,000 home purchase mortgages were approved in November, according to the Bank of England; the lowest figure since June 2020, but near the 12-month average up to February 2020.

Savills and Knight Frank have both reported surging rental prices in Prime London, as tenants return to town.

“I’ve never known a time like it in 30-plus years," says Rupert Sweeting, head of national country sales at Knight Frank.

Property prices in prime outer London are rising at their fastest pace since February 2016, according to Knight Frank's latest index.