The Market

Interview: Government should tackle the issue of stamp duty for "last-time movers", former Housing Minister Mark Prisk tells Knight Frank's Tom Bill.

Aviva is forecasting a 12% drop for UK house prices as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic, "followed by long-term growth".

“One week on from the surprise opening of the housing market and agents are still showing caution and quite rightly putting safety first," says Rightmove.

Applicants appear to be following government advice and only viewing properties they are serious about, observes London agency.

Some pretty significant changes have been happening to the property tax regime of late, and with transaction timescales now all over the place, Fiona Poole & Dominic Condé-Cole condense the issues…

'Particularly in these times when sellers may be hesitant about launching their property on to the open market, this service provides agents with an effective, softer option to offer their clients', says…

Next month's official house price index will not be published due to the Covid-19 lockdown thwarting the property market.

The lockdown has been tragic, farcical and surreal, writes Trevor Abrahmsohn, but that rare commodity ‘confidence’ is making a welcome return...

“This shows what happens when you temporarily suppress pent-up demand that had been building for years," says Knight Frank.

Benham and Reeves has checked what proportion of listings are marked as sold or under offer by price bracket across prime London.

New prime property with park views command a 34% price premium globally, says Knight Frank, rising to 75% for a view of one of London's Royal Parks.

Propertymark moves to include high pollution levels on its property information questionnaire, with potentially big implications for those in the PCL heartlands...