The Market

Chief Exec Dominic Agace compares pre-Budget uncertainty to a general election, but says activity could pick up in December and January if fiscal measures prove less severe than expected.

Surveyors report a 'notable cooling' in activity as buyers await the Autumn Budget.

Official data suggest the mainstream market is on track for +8.5% more residential transactions this year than last.

Values, new instructions and sales have all been falling, reports LonRes - but the stark comparisons say more about last year than the current state of play.

'The difference in overall housing value between inner and outer London is closer than might be expected,' says Zoopla.

Deal numbers held steady last week.

Veteran agency boss Trevor Abrahmsohn explores how dual incomes and social shifts are reshaping mortgage affordability metrics.

The mood on the ground is one of caution - but deals are still happening where pricing is realistic and both sides are motivated, reports country buying specialist.

Savills forecasts a 'more normal, predictable' lettings market, although the impact of legislative changes is a 'key risk' to supply.

As the Treasury contemplates a manifesto-breaking income tax rise, one group argues that a UK Investor Visa could raise £225bn over ten years and keep wealthy individuals, and their stamp duty receipts,…

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While nominal prices have jumped by an average of 95% over the past two decades, analysis shows inflation-adjusted gains remain below 9%.