The Market
Britain’s non-doms vote with their feet
One in ten has upped sticks since 2015, as tax crackdowns and Brexit uncertainty drive 'exodus' to Switzerland & the USA...
The Value of Heritage: Why historic buildings are vital to the future of the economy
The heritage sector directly contributed £11.9bn to the economy in the last year, says Historic England
Summer Snapshot: Prime property markets in six charts
Average annual house price growth across the UK slowed to 2.1% in August, down from 2.9% in July, reports Knight Frank
Global house price index ‘nearly back to its peak’ – IMF
The International Monetary Fund's Global House Price Index "is nearly back to its prior peak".
April 2016: When the PCL property market shifted down a level
Carter Jonas provides a handy - and stark - sit' rep' on how the 3% stamp duty surcharge has altered the Prime Central London property market
‘A Hive Of Activity’: Surveying Kensington’s buzzing new development scene
It's a 'defining era' for the venerable PCL enclave, as the planning pipeline hits 5,055 private units
Middle Ground: The practicalities of demolishing and redeveloping a mid-terrace property
High-profile case in Kensington highlights the challenges...
‘A notable change in buying behaviour’: Home-buyers oust investors in Prime Central London
"Buy-to-let investors have remained on the side-lines trying to call the bottom of the market", says London Central Portfolio
Britain is now the ‘fifth worst’ European country for buy-to-let investors
Ireland maintains the highest rental yield (7.08%) in Europe for second year in the latest "European Buy-To-Let League" table
Letting fees ban is agent’s ‘primary concern’
42% of letting agents put the ban at the top of their To Worry About list
The total value of residential property transactions has fallen for the first time since 2009
£239bn-worth of homes changed hand in the year to March 2017, down from £273bn in the previous 12 months
Church of England’s big parsonage sell-off was an ‘£8bn’ mistake, says campaign group
Heritage organisation questions the wisdom of disposing of '8,000' historic properties over the last 70 years