The Market

Average prime values outside of London have climbed beyond their 2007 peak for the first time, says Savills, and now sit some 1.4% above their pre-crash high.

A recent BBC investigation found that 11,700 companies registered in the British overseas territory owned 23,000 UK properties.

August saw the highest monthly tally of mortgage approvals since October 2007. But there have still been around a fifth fewer approvals so far this year compared to the same period in 2019.

A poll of property pundits a 2% rise for UK property prices this year, before a "flatline" in 2021.

Developers, policymakers and investors are coming round to the idea that green development makes economic sense, says Jojo Romarx Salas...

"Previous UK recessions have been associated with house price falls, but 2020 looks set to be the exception," says Savills as it "significantly upgrades" is forecasts for both property prices and transaction…

Edinburgh usually dominates the Scottish prime market, but more rural locations have stepped up since the Spring Coronavirus lockdown was eased.

13% of homes went for more than their original asking price last month, according to Propertymark, up from 8% in July and 10% in June.

More vendors are cutting asking prices, notes Knight Frank, demonstrating "a flicker of nervousness" in the property market as summer turns into autumn.

SW London branch turns in its best August since opening in 2007 as buyers seek volume and outdoor space.

2021 will be "challenging", but estate agency brand Hamptons International expects the national average property price to end this year higher than it started it, despite Covid-19 and Brexit, and to climb…

House prices are up 2.6% on the year, according to Zoopla, but buyer demand is beginning to cool.