The Market

The capital's lettings landscape appears to be undergoing some pretty significant changes right now.

After 44 months of on-the-trot growth, prime central London is beginning to moderate itself says Knight Frank, as prices continue to rise but exchanges, viewings and new applicant numbers fall compared…

"The Inland Revenue has not thought through the intricacies and practicalities of implementing " says Mishcon de Reya's Andrew Goldstone in the law firm's response to the Government's CGT consultation.

Super-prime buyers are coming out of the woodwork at last, says Trevor Abrahmsohn...

By selling off 32 sites across Greater London last year - including a number of police stations - the Met Police has been praised for generating a handy £125m to reinvest back into frontline policing.

The average London house price is now double the UK average for the first time, says Cushman & Wakefield. Salaries in the capital, meanwhile, are 30% more than the UK average.

The prime country house market has posted its strongest rate of annual growth for four years, says Knight Frank, although the £5m+ segment dropped by 2.3% between April and June.

A single garage in W8 has just been put up for sale with a guide price of £500,000.

Property values in Edinburgh are now 5.7% higher than they were a year ago, after posting four quarterly rises on the trot.

The gap between prime regional and prime London house prices may have just peaked, according to Savills.

We all know London needs more homes, but how on earth are we going to build them all without destroying the capital's rich character?

Knight Frank's quarterly comparison of prime rental prices around the world has reported strong rises for the Dubai and Tokyo markets in Q1, although Nairobi remains at the top of the annual rankings…