The Market

Country market remains 'relatively subdued' in the wake of SDLT reforms, says Knight Frank

'The over-riding view among lenders suggests they have adopted a bullish outlook for the market in the wake of the vote for Brexit'

British home ownership fell by 6.2% between 2002 and 2014; young people are being priced out of property; building more homes is no quick fix

Households still think property prices are rising, but at a slower pace

Knight Frank looks at what drives home-buying decisions in its first Prime Buyers Survey

Debate with Professor Tony Travers of LSE and Trudi Elliott CBE, Chief Executive of the Royal Town Planning Institute

How did the capital's sales and lettings markets fare in the third quarter?

Estate agency reports festive season as the busiest time for house - as well as present - buying

'Further actions to de-risk London delivery include an exchanged build and sale agreement on a bespoke development of 39 apartments for a total value of £47m'

'Moving from a flat in central London to a small house in zone two and then on to a larger family home in zone three or four, could, at current rates, cost upwards of £200k in stamp duty alone'

'With so many unknowns, we need to go back to looking at the fundamentals'

Resi deal-numbers nosedive across the country as prices play by regional rules