The Market

"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

Asking prices in the capital's ultra-prime market have adjusted more quickly to higher transaction costs, and activity levels have responded accordingly...

Housebuilding numbers have fallen in every decade since the Second World War, and the 2010s are set to continue to the downward trend - despite a rising population.

Specialist prime country market experts Jess Simpson, Ed Heaton, James Mackenzie, Robin Gould & Harry Gladwin fill us in on what's really been happening on the ground over the last 12 months, and the themes…

Jackson-Stops looks into the best locations for train-going commuters into London, Birmingham, Bristol and Manchester

Values dipped by 0.9% in Q4, taking the annual change to -0.6%, notes Knight Frank...

Leafy Holland Park turning is now the most expensive street in England & Wales, according to Lloyds Bank

UK arm of global real estate network joins others in forecasting a very slow start to 2019; US interest expected to prove a major driver as currency advantage translates into big savings...

A consultation has been launched to look at ways of improving the Community Infrastructure Levy to speed up housing delivery