The Market

Current new home activity "paints a fairly positive picture for development," says Knight Frank, "despite current challenges."

Scotland is losing out on tax revenue as a result, say campaign groups

Savills is standing by its pre-pandemic five-year forecasts, despite anticipating a major slump in 2020.

New sales instructions have increased by 16%, says Knight Frank, as supply catches up with post-lockdown demand.

Northern towns have seen the biggest surge in buyer demand since the property market re-opened, reports Rightmove.

Residential property activity in China "has largely returned to normal" after two or three months out of lockdown, reports Savills.

'We anticipate that circumstances could lead to a stronger PCL market in 2020/21 than many currently predict, just as we did in early 2009', says LCP, while Winkworth predicts a ‘summer spike’ could…

"So little has been able to happen, yet so much has changed in the property market," says buying agency Garrington in its video appraisal of the  post-lockdown market.

We will only be able to start understanding what has taken place towards the end of the year, writes Tom Bill...

Celebrity-strewn Sandbanks tops the coastal house price league table with an average of £619,431, higher than Salcombe, Aldeburgh and Lymington

There's been "a strong initial bounce-back in all metrics" since the property market lockdown was lifted on 13th May, reports Rightmove - but 175,000 vendors are "missing the market".