The Market
Remortgaging activity bounces back
UK Finance reports that the number of home-owner remortgages was 36% higher in April compared to the same month last year
Prime London’s sales market in eight charts
Some London markets have stabilised or even returned to modest growth, says Chestertons - although the estate agency is forecasting 0% price growth for prime London property this year
Property market shows ‘a few signs of life’ but remains flat – RICS
'Activity indicators still point to little impetus,' say surveyors
House price inflation slows to 3.9% – UK HPI
London's average property price increased by 2.4% in April - but the annual change is just 1%
West London development hotspot makes list of international luxury enclaves to watch
Christie's International Real Estate picks out White City as one of its 15 "luxury gems on the rise" alongside under-the-radar neighbourhoods in LA, Lisbon, Sydney and Montreal...
Ranked: The most expensive world cities to relocate to
Dubai, Auckland and San Francisco are the most expensive world cities to move to for a month, according to Nestpick
Charting prime London’s riverside premium
Buyers pay 28% more for a waterfront home in West London, says Savills, and 16% more in East London
Malaysia to probe record-breaking Battersea Power Station deal
Leader of governing coalition vows to look into billions of dollars of investments made by previous administration, including the giant south west London regen project...
International buyers are looking to England’s more rural enclaves
Affluent international buyers are shunning areas like Wentworth and St Georges Hill in favour of more rural countryside, observes top buying agent Jess Simpson - but the most-wanted locations are still…
Market Snapshot: Notting Hill
"Sellers increasingly understand that we are in a new norm"
Affordability and taxes take toll on London market liquidity
On a street of 100 properties, an average of just over three were sold in the capital last year - the lowest proportion of any region in England and Wales...
Home-mover activity ‘begins to stagnate’
The number of home movers has dropped by 42% since 2007, according to the Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association