The Market

Today's buyers are placing much more value on proximity to green spaces, reports Savills.

The cumulative total number of residential sales agreed across prime London so far this year has tracked last year's tally remarkably closely.

Lower mortgage rates have fuelled a rise in demand, reports TwentyCi, but many buyers are holding back until after the Budget.

Q3 data suggest 'a significant gap between supply & demand', says Landmark Information Group.

Capital Economics has modelled what would happen if Capital Gains Tax went up to 45% for the highest-earning landlords and second home owners.

Adoption of the self-employed model is growing across the UK, new analysis suggests, but overall market share of exchanges is still only 2%.

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'The government is listening,' say lobbyists calling for a rethink on the abolition of non-dom status.

Residential sales activity dipped in the super-rich Principality last year, but major property developments are literally changing the face of the Riviera enclave.

Winkworth's Dominic Agace wants the Chancellor to 'avoid intervening in the UK economy' on 30th October.

The significance of postcodes is fading, explains the influential luxury property developer, while demand for unique, individualised homes is rising.

While new towns have seen little-to-no house price growth in the last year.