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Talk of council tax surcharges and capital gains tax reforms highlights how Labour politicians are leaning left as leadership speculation intensifies.

The right garden can transform both pricing power and purchaser psychology, according to veteran north London agent Trevor Abrahmsohn.

W11 is 'potentially the first emerging recovering market in prime west London', says Strutt & Parker after its latest run of high-end deals.

Latest LonRes analysis suggests buyer activity is improving and agents are feeling more positive, though vendors are still facing tough competition.

Transaction volumes were hit hard by tech disruption in the first few months of 2026, but agreed sales show a 'much more positive story', reports agency.

London prices continued to fall in March, according to the latest UK HPI, for the eighth month in a row.

Lettings activity has spiked following implementation of the Renters' Right Act.

Consultation sheds light on how England’s so-called ‘mansion tax’ could work in practice - including key timelines and a potential premium for overseas owners.

IN DEPTH: Analysis by Yolande Barnes and Middleton Advisors points to widening gaps between high-friction and low-friction parts of the market - and the implications for pricing and liquidity.

'Correct pricing is now what brings serious buyers to the table,' says buying agency.

'Many homeowners who delayed selling during the uncertainty of 2024 and early 2025 [are] now feeling confident enough to make their move,' says REalyse.

Yet a third of existing listings have had their asking price reduced, as supply runs at an 11-year high.