The Market

More home-buyers are turning to bridging loans to prevent chain-breaks, while demand from businesses for short-term property funding doubled from Q4 2023 to Q1 2024.

Property portal data suggests elections have little effect on home-buyer demand.

Sales supply is accumulating in prime London as deals continue to run slow.

Top analysts now expect Central London property values to fall by 1% through 2024, having predicted a 1% increase at the start of the year.

Knight Frank's research chief explains why the property firm has revised its PCL price forecasts down.

Rushed-through Act is 'far from perfect, but it is the start of reform to outdated legislation that was not fit for purpose,' says Propertymark.

The proportion of London homes sold before being built has fallen below 50% for the first time since 2012, according to new analysis by Hamptons.

Buying agency highlights May's key property market trends, including resurgent interest from investors, country house downsizing, and the 'distraction' of a looming General Election.

Amidst the cacophony of market commentary, we mustn’t get confused between asking prices and real underlying values, warns veteran agent Trevor Abrahmsohn.

Prime global rents have jumped up by an average of 26% in the last three years, according to Knight Frank's latest index.

London's lettings market saw a 'seasonal upturn' in April.

Chestertons recorded an uplift in contracts being finalised and lower levels of fall-throughs last month.