The Market

The average price tag on a newly-listed home has risen for the first time since May, but Rightmove warns that sellers are competing for buyers in the most crowded market for 12 years.

Markets are pricing in multiple rate hikes, but where borrowing costs go next relies heavily on a single unpredictable geopolitical risk, explains Tom Bill.

Knight Frank tracked a 'flurry of remarkable sales' in London during Q2, but US$10mn+ transaction volumes dipped slightly.

But the Bank of England has warned rising inflation means a rate hike is getting more likely.

Land Reg data suggests Prime Central London accounts for more than a third of the capital’s overseas-company-owned property titles.

London buyers face a much longer wait than movers in other regions.

Latest LonRes numbers show rental values up 3.8% year-on-year as lets agreed fall by more than a quarter.

Latest LonRes numbers point to a particularly slow summer for prime London - but there are signs of life at the top end.

New analysis digs into the landlords, tenants and changing economics of the prime lettings market.

Sales activity has picked up in traditional back-to-school fashion, but the market remains quieter than in previous years.

July's UK House Price Index recorded a third month of slowing house price growth at the national level.

Fresh data and charts reveal differing fortunes across the capital’s luxury property heartlands - and offer some pointers as to what happens next.