The Market
London rents fall for the third consecutive month – Hamptons
Renewed tenancies are showing 'more robust' performance compared to new lets across the country as well as in the capital
Buyers holding fire could be caught out by a ‘relief rally’, warns agency
Fears around a no-deal Brexit are overblown and those looking to 'time' the London market are playing a difficult game with all this pent-up demand around, says Black Brick
Mayfair lettings market now the strongest performer in PCL
Neighbourhood's growth comfortably outstrips wider market as luxury renaissance combines with wider forces
Ten years since the crash: How European cities’ property markets have fared
14 charts from Knight Frank that explore how housing markets in 14 key European cities have changed since 2008
42% of British buyers would consider buying a home that needed major renovation works
The appeal of project properties prevails, discovers Jackson-Stops
Carney paints bleak picture for UK housing market in no-deal Brexit scenario
House prices could fall by more than a third over three years in the event of a disorderly departure from the EU in March, warns BoE chief
‘The balance of the London rental market has been tested’ – Foxtons
Central London rents have risen by 1.5% in the last six months, as demand climbs while supply drops
‘Sales trends are stabilising in London’, say surveyors
Regional market performances are likely to continue to diverge, says the RICS, as the Birth outpaces the South
Remortgaging market sees strongest July in a decade – UK Finance
23% more home-owners remortgaged in July compared to the same month last year, but the number of home-mover mortgages dropped by nearly 4%
How do Ofsted ratings correlate with London house prices?
Property prices rise by an average of £87k for every 10% increase in the number of 'Outstanding' schools in a borough, according to new study;
Why London property prices are falling: An economic primer in five charts
Five charts that help to explain some of the key factors behind London's falling house prices, explored by Geoff Meen, Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Reading
Luxury new-build oversupply fears are ‘overblown’ – Savills
Falling starts, phased completions and stable sales volumes should mitigate the build-up of new homes under construction in London's prime market, predicts agency