The Market
UK prices to keep on rising despite Brexit jitters – CEBR
Research unit forecasts two years of sub 5% growth before a pick up in 2019
‘Green shoots’ return to Prime Central London – JLL
Effects of stamp duty hikes are 'slowly being assimilated into the market'
Renting making sense for prime buyers in uncertain times
Prime Purchase's Guy Meacock explains the driving forces behind a marked increase in prime rental enquiries
Crossrail 2 ‘vital to fixing housing crisis’ say developers
Giant infastructure project will 'give housebuilders the certainty they need'
Separation Anxiety: The economy, housing and Brexit
Former financier turned agency boss Charles Curran examines where a 'Norway Deal' - or access to the EU on a 'pay with no say' basis - would potentially leave the UK and its property market
Buyers attempt ‘high-risk strategy’ of waiting for the bottom of the exchange rate
Knight Frank warns of the risks of linking a property purchase to the performance of currency markets
Market Snapshot: Prime Central London begins to turn around
"Trends in price growth in central London are pointing towards an end to the falls we saw in 2016" - Knight Frank
Too Much Luxury: 1.6 new prime homes are being built in London for every one sold
London new-build homes 'will reach record levels in 2017' - but there's an oversupply problem at £1,000+ psf, says Savills
‘The centre of gravity has shifted in Prime Central London’
Land Registry stats show huge gulf in performance between neighbourhoods as buyers seek out value and new transport links
Lambeth moves to block office-to-resi rights in Brixton and Clapham
Lambeth council cracks on with an Article 4 direction against office-to-resi permitted development rights
Watch: LonRes & Co feat. Mark Pollack
LonRes' Marcus Dixon and Aston Chase's Mark Pollack meet to discuss how the London market fared in the first quarter of 2017
Knightsbridge loses its shine for Middle Eastern buyers
Camilla Dell notes a 'shift in focus' amongst London's Middle Eastern buyers... Purchasers from the GCC region are more focused on areas like Marylebone these days.