The Market

'Some buyers think it is 2008 and some sellers think it is 2021': A reflection on the events of the last few months, and outlook for the housing market as we head into the autumn selling season.

And house price growth has slowed to a "virtual standstill", reports property portal.

Fresh data from UK Finance and the Bank of England shows a sharp decline in property lending.

A major survey of housebuilders confirms “growing concerns” within the sector over the short-term outlook for the UK economy.

“A successful run of historic trophy house sales in the capital’s prime locations reflects an increasing buyer appetite and confidence," says Noel De Keyzer, Head of Savills Knightsbridge.

"I don't see the way to prosperity as being through taxation," says Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves.

The Other House launches 'market first' stay-as-you-choose service as an alternative to traditional renting.

Buying agency senses "renewed optimism" brewing for the UK economy and property market.

"In general, building new market-rate homes makes other housing more affordable," concludes a recent report by the Greater London Authority.

"Price adjustments in many markets are likely to be less pronounced than was expected even three months ago," says Knight Frank.

'Emotions are running exceptionally high', report acquisition specialists, as uncertainties play out in buyer behaviour across the land.

New home completions unlikely to exceed 225,000 homes in 2023, says Savills, amid 'difficult' development conditions.