The Market
‘End stamp duty to rebalance the housing market’ – RICS
20% of surveyors believe replacing Stamp Duty with a modernised Council Tax would benefit the property market and wider economy
Market Snapshot: Wapping & Bermondsey
A quick look at property market trends in two East London riverside enclaves
UK property price inflation reaches its lowest annual level since 2013 – UK HPI
The average house price in London has fallen by 0.7% in the last year, while the UK average has risen by 3.1%
A View from Russia: Are we seeing a bounceback in Prime Central London?
There may be less showmanship these days, but Russian buyers are still a major force in the market, reports Alisa Zotimova
Watch: Garrington’s Summer market review
"As activity levels in the property market normalise after the traditional summer lull, for anyone contemplating a property purchase there is a need for clarity and comfort on which way the market is likely…
UK HPI gets official status
Land Registry quotes buying agent Henry Pryor to give credence to the official national House Price Index
ONS measures how fast UK housing costs are rising
Official stats provide snapshot of the changing prices and costs associated with home ownership in the UK
‘Positive signs’ & a turn up in London as the Autumn sales market kicks in – Rightmove
Asking prices and activity are rising in the capital's higher-value brackets
Exploring the regeneration & resi developments changing the face of West London
17,000 new private homes are in the development pipeline in a hot property corridor from Acton to Uxbridge, reports JLL
UK housing market flatlines as transactions sink to five-year low
Prices hold steady for the third month in a row, while sales volumes weaken to lowest level seen since 2013, says LSL & Acadata
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