The Market

New report reveals how policy, branding & global demand are reshaping the next phase of the capital’s ultra-prime development cycle.

'The London property boom is well and truly over,' declares Rathbones

23 companies have signed-up to Project 28, setting an ambitious 28-day target to take deals from sale agreed to exchange.

The average selling price of a Scottish prime property has topped £1.5mn for the first time, reports Fyndd (formerly known as Prime Edinburgh Property).

RICS reports month-on-month declines in buyer demand, new seller instructions & in average prices.

Supply has tightened as the sector faces a combination of regulatory & fiscal pressures, reports Knight Frank.

Sales activity has stabilised after H1's stamp duty disruption but heightened uncertainty is casting a shadow, reports Acadata.

A big back-to-school spike in new instructions last week, while agreed sales remain thin on the ground.

'Buyers are looking at the market through an ultra-cautious lens,' but boutique agency boss still sees positive signs.

'Landmark' new framework sets out best-practice guidance for the use of artificial intelligence in the property sector.

HNW buyers 'can currently tap into an unusually wide super-prime new-build offering' in the capital, writes Katy Warrick of Savills, as shifting trends present challenges & opportunities for luxury developers.

A changing tax landscape has opened up a buying opportunity in central London, writes Lucian Cook of Savills – and with it, a shift in HNW buyer profiles.