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London continues to be the UK region with the lowest annual growth, for the sixth consecutive month.

Three-quarters of respondents to Knight Frank’s latest sentiment survey believe the value of their home will increase within the next year, up from around half in February.

The Plc is confident that its results will exceed market expectations after an 'exceptionally strong' few months.

Buying agency Garrington has highlighted how limited the impact of the stepping down of the Stamp Duty holiday has been on property market activity so far.

84% of property sellers expect to sell their home within the next 90 days, according to the inaugural OnTheMarket Sentiment Index, while 75.5% of buyers expect to find their next home within the same timeframe.

‘Any slowing of price rises in the period of March to May because of the initial expected end of the stamp duty holiday has been short-lived’, reports Acadata.

The capital has played second fiddle to the country market over the last year - but is now showing the sort of resilience that surprised us all post-GFC.

Data from the first week following the end of the full stamp duty holiday suggests the market will quickly regain momentum, writes Tom Bill - but the lack of supply remains a problem...

Faltering supply continues to underpin house price inflation across the UK, reports the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.

Niccolò Barattieri is hoping international buyers will return to the capital in Q4

While many areas saw record transaction levels ahead of the tax deadline, volumes were no different to previous years in RBKC, reports the agency.

The agency carried out the highest number of UK transactions on record last month, but is now expecting a ‘return to normality’…