The Market

Two-thirds of cities tracked by Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index have seen property values increase through the last year.

Negative numbers abound in our latest weekly sit rep for the prime London property market.

'Transaction levels continue to be subdued as buyers remain cautious,' comments Savills.

Property firm expects 'a gradual improvement in the economy' and highlights 'a positive outlook for the residential sector' - despite a 'significant undersupply of homes' that's set to 'worsen further'…

It must be obvious that the current situation is bad for everyone, writes Property Vision's Charlie Ellingworth.

Sales of £5mn-plus properties in the traditional prime resi heartlands look to have plummeted by a third in the past year.

BoE data shows a continued decline in mortgage lending activity through September.

'The risk of a major collapse in house prices is becoming less of a concern,' says Zoopla, although some areas could see a 5% decline next year.

'I just looked at the leading portal for ‘Notting Hill properties launched within the last 7 days’; from the 72 new listings, there were 34 different agents.

Michael Gove's new Leasehold Bill could mean all new houses must be sold as freeholds.

Discussions around support for buyers, stamp duty cuts and the Renters Reform Bill are becoming more hypothetical as the general election approaches.

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