The Market
Market Snapshot: Virginia Water
A quick swing by one of the most expensive housing markets outside London...
Prime London ‘gathers momentum’ as buyers become ‘much more active’ – Chestertons
London estate agency reports a 60% surge in new buyer registrations compared to last year, but transaction numbers are still low
Construction & EU Procurement in No-Deal Brexit: Has the government provided clarity?
With just a few months to go until Brexit Day, the UK's construction and consultancy businesses remain in the dark on several crucial matters, say Kathrine Eddon & Michelle Essen
More than a third of property listings have now had price reductions – Zoopla
Ranked: Locations with the "most discounted" property prices
Central London land values have fallen by 4.9% in past six months
Residential development land values are falling in London but rising in regional markets, says Savills
Hammond eyes landowner profits in affordable housing drive
Is a Budget bombshell on the cards for Monday?
Planning permissions drop by 15% – but the annual tally is sustained at 350,000+
For the first time in a decade, more than 20,000 resi development sites have been granted planning permission in a 12-month period, as SME developers step up
Talking Heads: Labour, Corbyn & the UK property market
Some of the top acquisition, sales, development, and finance specialists in the land share their thoughts on what a British Government led by Jeremy Corbyn could mean for the residential property sector...
PCL deal drought continues as transactions sink to ‘all-time low’
Just 3,606 sales (excluding new-build) recorded over the last 12 months in Prime Central London, which works out as fewer than 70 a week
London lettings agency reports a ‘staggering three months’ as tenancies surge
Rental properties in Prime Central London have been "snapped up at an astonishing rate", says Benham & Reeves Residential Lettings
Proportion of cash buyers drops to a record low as investors back off – Hamptons
Less than a third of homes in England & Wales are now bought without a mortgage
Ranked: The ten most affordable commuter towns within an hour of London
A 60-minute commute can save nearly £500,000 on house prices, says Lloyds Bank