The Market

Annual rental value growth in prime central London has fallen to -0.2%, says Knight Frank, the first time the annual rate has pointed downwards since June 2014.

London's Golden Postcodes are losing their shine, as both sale and rentals values slip according to the latest analysis by Knight Frank. Sale prices across prime central London dipped by 0.

The sub-£1m home is soon to become a thing of the past in Mayfair and the wider West End.

Only a handful of super-prime resi deals featured in the latest release of Land Registry data, which looks increasingly like the new normal. The £15.

George Osborne says that over 780,000 homebuyers saved an estimated £657m on Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) in the year since the tax was reformed, while receipts from £1m+ sales increased by 15%.

"Uncertainty in financial markets and domestic political concerns have moderated demand in prime central London," says Knight Frank.

Weakened demand has prompted JLL to significantly downgrade its forecasts for central London's resi development market.

An owner looking to combine two London flats into a single unit has been denied a LDC after a planning inspector decided the work would come under the official sec.55 definition of "development".

A 2.5% monthly increase has taken the annual rate of house price growth to +7.1%, according to the latest from the Land Registry. At +13.

There's no denying that things in prime central London have become more tricky, with some punitive tax changes and a deceleration of price growth, but the Golden Postcodes and their environs have "demonstrated remarkable…

If history is anything to go by, country locations are set to significantly outperform London over the next few years, as the prime markets enter the next stage of the housing cycle, says Savills' Sophie…

Seeing as it's LFW and all that, here's the Knight Frank team with a whistle-stop tour of where the fashionistas favour in the capital... Mayfair