The Market

South China Morning Post: If you’re going to buy a house in Hong Kong, live in it, warns tycoon Li Ka-shing

While some are forecasting significant price falls in the year ahead, equity fund manager-turned-buying agent Fraser Slater believes Q1 will mark the low point of the cycle, and precede a spirited post-Brexit…

Researchers expect five-year capital growth across residential, commercial and rural real estate sectors to come in at just 30% as 'investors zero in on the fundamentals of supply and demand'

With applicant numbers and offers both on the rise, the appetite amongst potential buyers appears to be returning, says LonRes' research chief Marcus Dixon...

More Londoners are leaving the capital than in any year since 2007, according to research by Hamptons International

Development land values in Prime Central London dropped by 5.6% through 2018, reports Knight Frank

Marylebone is 'increasingly becoming the hub of PCL' says Beauchamp Estates chief Gary Hersham, as he looks back at an 'extremely volatile' 2018, and forward to a year of 'needs-driven' deals and a return…

The average price of a prime Edinburgh home increased by over 10% in 2018, reports Knight Frank

"Why should Brexit lead to a housing collapse," asks Ross Clark as he takes a bullish stance in The Spectator.

The number of £10m+ transactions jumped from 200 in 2016 to 300 in 2017, according to new data, with second homes accounting for a third of super-prime sales

Prime Central London's market works on an 18-year cycle, says leading luxury property developer Charlie Baxter - as he predicts a post-Brexit surge, and that residential prices have a 40% climb in them…

Average time spent on the market has risen to 128 days, says UBS, up from 77 in 2016