The Market

Chestertons has agreed nearly 200 new tenancies and brought over 800 properties to market since the lockdown began

Writing for the FT, Liz Rowlinson reports from the UK's holiday home hotspots, where the coronavirus has been heightening tensions between locals and second home owners.

Introduced a decade ago this month, CIL’s inflexibility could prove its downfall if the forthcoming downturn is anything other than a short sharp shock, writes Miles Gibson

London prices climbed by 2.3% over the year to March - the biggest annual increase of any English region.

"When we come out of this, we may well end up working differently, and many [building] companies where they are able will look to significantly shorten supply lines," says Knight Frank.

Househunters are craving outside space amid the lockdown, says Rightmove, after analysing the top ten keyword searches on its platform over the last few weeks

A Stamp Duty holiday is just one of the "critical" government-led measures needed to "kick-start" the property market - and so stimulate the whole economy - after the Coronavirus lockdown, says the Knight…

There are "signs of life" in the rental market despite the lockdown, reports Zoopla.

The level of new stock hitting the market has fallen by up to 95% in some parts of the UK

The ongoing Coronavirus lockdown will be followed by a "mini-boom" in prime London's property market, predicts super-prime specialist estate agency Beauchamp.

"Given the lockdown and pausing of key activities in the housing market, statistics on the number of properties coming to market, new seller asking prices, and new sales agreed are not meaningful," says…

People are very resilient and, when this is over, they will want to get back to their lives quickly, says Eric Curran...