Sales

London's average £1m home is only a third (36%) bigger than the overall average-sized home in the capital, says Savills. Buyers would get an average of 70% more space if they looked beyond the M25.

Average house prices increased again in September, but the latest RICS data suggest that the pace of growth is decelerating.

"There has never been a busier lettings market at any time over the last 20 years," says Knight Frank's head of prime lettings, David Mumby.

The market across England & Wales is finally rebalancing, reports Acadata, but there is little evidence of prices stagnating or falling…

The majority of Central London properties are currently about 4% adrift of where the market is, says James Hyman…

London’s top-end housing market is continuing its strong run, says Savills, with more £5m+ sales going through so far this year than in any full year since 2015.

There is currently a massive imbalance in the UK market with 13 buyers for every property listed, according to Knight Frank.

Some Middle Eastern clients are arriving with tens of millions to spend, reports Knight Frank.

"Negative sentiment towards buying or selling a house is nowhere near as widespread as might be expected," says national estate agency Jackson-Stops, after tracking online and social media comments about…

Agency’s newly-rebranded high-end division reports on this year’s sales surge and key trends…

Volumes are even higher than the 2014 market peak as buyers return to the capital, says Lurot Brand

London’s wealthiest seniors are considering their post-retirement options, and their ability to invest in luxury housing is huge, writes Tom Scaife...