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The capital's finest properties will continue to trade discreetly off-market - often in a competitive field - but wider market performance will largely depend on how quickly international buyers can set…

New sales supply is not keeping up with rising buyer demand, says property portal.

London and the South East were home to the vast majority of seven-figure sales in the last year - but there are some surprises when it comes to average seven-figure sold prices...

About 25% less than a year ago, according to the West Country branch of acquisition firm Stacks - although there is still value to be found in a hidden AONB just off the A303...

New applicant numbers were down by nearly a quarter on last year’s levels in January, reports 31-branch agency, although deal volumes are still running high.

The Prime Central London lettings market has undergone a "fundamental reset" over the last year, says Knight Frank, while an emerging supply/demand imbalance is buoying sales values.

Q4 saw the average prime London property price rise by 3.6%, according to Coutts bank, taking it back to roughly the level seen just before the pandemic struck the UK.

The latest Reuters poll of property market pundits predicts 0% growth for average London and UK property prices in 2021.

A sharp rise in 2020 means that Britain is now home to 53% more seven-figure properties compared to a decade ago - but 7% fewer than in 2015.

103,400 house purchase mortgages were approved in the last month of 2020, taking the year's total to 818,500 - the biggest number in one year since 2007, despite approvals hitting a record monthly low…

As MPs prepare to debate a petition to extend the stamp duty holiday by six months, it’s worth keeping an eye on two pieces of data that will play a crucial role in the eventual decision, says Tom Bill...

There most certainly is a market in Prime Central London, and a potentially strong one at that, says Simon Rose - but buyers need to maintain a level of caution, and sellers a level of realism...