The Market

We all know that Christmas gets earlier every year, but that Autumn happens in December is news to us;

Lending for residential property construction has dropped by 42% over the last three years, and by 10% since Help to Buy launched in April, according to law firm EMW.

Camden, Islington, Lambeth and Richmond councils are limbering up for a High Court challenge to permitted development rights that allow the conversion of office space to residential use.

Within the context of prime and super-prime residential development, affordable housing is a complex matter and one that most developers will need to address at some point or another.

Over a third of tenants actively looking to buy a home are doing so because they are anxious to pre-empt further price rises, says Cluttons in its latest tome.

Resi development land values across the UK (excluding London) recorded another three months of "convincing" growth between July and September, according to Knight Frank's latest findings.

Making property taxes fair both politically and economically is no simple task; should tax aim to reduce housing demand or increase housing supply? Policy Exchange's comprehensive "Taxing Issues?

It looks like the predictions are already coming true...

What do you get when you cross a 20% rise in viewings with a 22% decline in available stock? Small but steady price rises, says Douglas & Gordon's Ed Mead in the firm's latest market update...

With some agents reporting eighteen buyers per instruction*, competition for "best in class" has never been tougher.

We've really hit forecast season now. Crystal Balls: Track all the property predictions for 2014 at PrimeResi.com/Intelligence

Prime central London property prices are heading for a (slight) fall, says Savills in its big five-year forecast report, as "super suburbs" play catch-up to a "fully-valued" PCL and the mainstream market…