Sales

The capital is leading a decline in shorter-term home moves, with just 9% of London sellers in 2026 so far having bought within the last five years.

Some PCL areas saw big increases in the number of homes available to buy in Q2, while others saw supply tighten.

From stock levels and sale prices to discounts and deal volumes, fresh graphics from LonRes provide a snapshot of the capital's prime property market as the second half of 2026 gets under way.

Eccord's MD is reminding clients that this is a nuanced market to navigate, as well-priced homes attract competition and more owners consider renting instead of selling.

Latest LonRes data shows a weekly spike in newly-agreed sales and rentals, but activity was below last year's level.

The LonRes team analyses which tax reforms, policy decisions and bouts of political uncertainty have had the biggest impact since 2010.

Deal volumes jumped 48% from Q1 to Q2, as Coutts points to 'some of the most attractive opportunities seen in the Prime London market for more than a decade.'

Agency's resi research boss looks at the early effects of Andy Burnham’s appointment as PM on the UK property market.

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Industry Reactions: Property insiders weigh in as sales volumes edge higher.

‘The delay is pure lost time’: Winkworth delivers blunt pricing advice to sellers and reveals just how much the London market has shifted.

Due diligence platform flags the prevalence of cross-border funding in the property market.