The Market

The Levelling Up, Housing & Communities Committee will question leaders from the RICS, Propertymark, HomeOwners Alliance, Open Property Data Association, the Home Buying & Selling Group, and The Conveyancing…

London has lost 10% of its high net worth population over the last ten years, pushing the UK capital down to fifth place on a list of the world's most millionaire-heavy cities.

The latest inflation figures are 'encouraging,' says the Bank of England, 'but we are not yet at the point of cutting interest rates.'

'There is still a strong perception that activity in the market will pick up in the latter part of the year and into 2025, irrespective of any political uncertainty around the general election,' says the…

'Too many EPCs do not provide an accurate assessment of the energy efficiency of a home.'

Fresh LonRes data suggests a relative rush of repricing activity in prime London over the last few weeks.

Knight Frank's Tom Bill explores the latest movements in the prime London lettings arena, flagging increased rental supply and 'early signs that more landlords are considering a sale' ahead of the General…

Lucian Cook's team now expects property values to rise in every region in 2024, with locations furthest from London holding the greatest 'capacity for growth' over the next five years.

'The outlook isn’t exactly gloomy, but neither does the warmer weather signal lift-off for the market,' says Knight Frank's Tom Bill.

Housebuilder confidence is building, but development land 'is not changing hands at a rapid pace yet.'

'The gap between asking prices and market expectations has narrowed slightly but remains significant,' says estate agency trade body.

Buying agency warns househunters not to be swayed by 'the seduction of spring', explaining what professionals take notice of when viewing a property at this time of year.