The Market

The government is planning some major changes to a long-standing tax break next year, which could deter (even more) people from moving - and have big implications for certain landlords.

Prime property buyers are increasingly dividing into two camps as political uncertainty rumbles on, reports national buying agency Garrington.

Paris, Berlin and Frankfurt are the top picks for real estate investment in 2020, reports PWC

The weak Pound has boosted the proportion of British homes let by overseas landlords, from 7% last year to 11% this year, according to Hamptons;

Demand for rental properties in London has increased by 13% compared to last year, reports Foxtons, while supply has fallen by 16%

The public sees Brexit and healthcare as the most important issues in the run-up to December's General Election.

It certainly doesn't feel like we are living through the longest property market crash in history, writes Ross Clark in this well-informed piece for The Spectator...

"The housing market is showing a remarkable stoicism given the backdrop of unmet Brexit deadlines, 'flextensions' and a December election," says Fine & Country, although prices and volumes at the top-end…

One of  London's most influential developers, Canary Wharf Group, has made a major splash in the build-to-rent sector, rolling out a dedicated rental arm and unveiling the first of three BTR mega-schemes…

A new report has identified the UK's key enclaves for high net worth individuals, ranking the country's top 20 major cities and the top 20 small towns/villages by private wealth and multi-millionaire population…

"Chill winds returned to the London prime property market over the summer," says Coutts bank, although "there are now reasons for optimism regarding a potential bottoming of the market"