The Market
We need an end to the Brexit uncertainty, but there are other worries piling up on the horizon
'The current situation is eerily similar to the Phoney War between September 1939 to April 1940, when many Britons daily expected a major calamity, but nothing happened'
Currency Matters: Understanding how currency shifts affect global property markets
Knight Frank's Taimur Khan delivers a briefing on the implications of currency movements on residential real estate markets
Record levels of unsold new-build stock in London
Molior puts current total at 26,573 units after Q2 construction surge
Brexit has not stymied property price growth as much as expected, but the market is slowing
PwC revises its house price forecasts
Spotlight turns on RBKC’s affordable housing record
Investigation reveals deals worth nearly £60m have struck with developers in lieu of affordable homes since 2011, with well over half of that remaining unspent...
‘There has been a structural shift in London’s housing market’ – PwC
Ranked: London's top performing commuter towns
High Court overturns RBKC permissions after ‘calculation error’
Judge quashes consent for two amalgamation projects in Notting Hill and Kensington over future housing land supply workings...
London’s property market has seen more activity in the last eight weeks than in the past two years – Glentree boss
Sales worth around £120m have either taken place or been agreed in the northwest region alone, says Trevor Abrahmsohn...
House price inflation holds steady despite the General Election – UK HPI
The UK's annual growth rate has stayed in the 5% ballpark all the way through 2917 so far
Non-dom tax reforms resurface – but the 2019 deadline hasn’t changed
Re-introduction of non-domicile reforms means that taxpayers now have less time to sort out their affairs
‘A Lack of Urgency’: Prime Central London market continues to soften
'Increased levels of political and economic uncertainty make it less likely that year-to-date losses will be recovered in the short term', says Savills
The average property value in London has risen by 59% since the crash – Lloyds
House price inflation since 2009 has been nearly twice as fast in the capital compared to the wider country