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Top agency's London resi chief tells PrimeResi why realism, decisiveness and well-priced stock will be rewarded in the year ahead - and runs through the key trends at play across the capital's top postcodes.

Zoopla's latest index suggests growing confidence in the property market, but both month-on-month and year-on-year comparisons should be treated with caution.

Savills' Q4 data confirms wide variations across markets from Prime Central London to Scotland.

Exclusive LonRes data reveals 29% fewer sales agreed in the first four weeks of 2026 Vs the same period in 2025, and 32% fewer than 2024.

While the Chancellor talked up Britain’s appeal to global investors in Davos last week, the property market is still digesting Labour’s first two Budgets, explains research chief Tom Bill.

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Prime Regional property prices are likely to rise 1.5% in 2026, predicts Savills, but Prime Central London values have a bit further to fall.

Outer prime locations saw more transactions than PCL postcodes at the back-end of last year, led by SW11, SE1 & SW6.

Agency reports rising sales volumes in the final few weeks of 2025, although index suggests buyers have been pushing hard on price.

Agency's residential chief says first five months of the year could be the busiest as buyers move ahead of fresh uncertainty.

But a third saw values drop, with properties above £1mn more likely to see a decline.

Rising supply and dwindling demand are keeping values under pressure in the capital's most exclusive postcodes, reports LonRes.