The Market

"It still feels like it’s more of a tenants market" in prime London, says Knight Frank's Head of Lettings, "but we are going into the busiest period of the year and I would expect supply to come down.

“It feels remarkably similar to the period that followed the EU referendum,” says Knight Frank's Head of London Residential Research, Tom Bill. "It will take a while for the market to find its feet.

Official SDLT guidance changed to allow refund claims on 3% surcharge beyond the standard three-year limit

Homes in catchment areas for schools ranked "Outstanding" by Ofsted tend to be more expensive, but which areas have the highest - and lowest - price premiums?

Zoopla reports that 98% of would-be vendors would now prefer a virtual market assessment to an estate agent's visit.

Latest supply update from Savills suggests prime activity was ticking quite nicely along pre-lockdown

Focus will be on increasing the presence across digital platforms 'to align with consumer behaviour'

One of the “biggest changes in our visa system in British history” could drive a surge in demand for UK property from Hong Kong residents, as they look to flee more authoritarian rule.

A quarter of people say they are more likely to buy a second home now than before the Covid-19 lockdown, says Knight Frank.

There's only a narrow window of opportunity to submit an application and have it determined under the existing City Plan, warn agents and architects

Estate agency Dexters has summarised how home-movers priorities have "re-ordered" during the Coronavirus lockdown.

Property lawyers are having to adapt fast to the consequences of coronavirus, whilst making sure they transact within the law and protect buyers, sellers and funders from fraudulent activity.