The Market

New estimates show the extent to which spending in the housing market has bounced back from the pandemic.

Consumer sentiment is increasing towards more sustainable "green" homes, say Lucy Greenwood & Patrick Eve of Savills, but only larger homes achieve a "green" premium.

Agency reports surge in enquiries from tenants looking take advantage of lower rents in the capital's most exclusive neighbourhoods.

Winkworth has reported a 48% surge in central London buying activity (15% ahead of the five-year average), but still describes the market as "muted".

Demand for flats and urban locations are rising at a faster pace than for other types of property.

"We expect to see house prices along the Crossrail route continue to climb as its launch approaches," says Marc von Grundherr of Benham and Reeves.

The annual rate of UK property price inflation climbed to 10.2% in March, according to official data.

The capital’s prime housing market has proven ‘remarkably resilient’, reports LonRes, and demand is expected to increase as the capital reawakens...

A year after the pandemic struck, Savills is "optimistic" about the outlook for Britain's prime property markets...

Annual price inflation in the North West is now running at 15.7%, reports Acadata.

Annabel King explores how sustainability is currently influencing valuations, and discusses what she believes will drive change as the UK pursues its ‘net-zero carbon’ by 2050 goal...

“Best and final offers have become much more common place over recent months," say property agents in Devon and Cornwall.