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Zoopla is predicting that the UK's annual rate of property price inflation will slow to just 1% next year. Here the firm explains some of the thinking behind that figure...

The housing market has behaved unpredictably during the pandemic, write Alexander Tziamalis & Paraskevi Katsiampa - so what's likely to happen next?

Major London agency is optimistic about the year ahead, predicting the return of overseas buyers and little short-term impact from Brexit...

Prime Outer London has seen less significant price drops than central areas, reports Knight Frank.

The most important question the best agents ask their clients is ‘what is your time horizon’, writes James Wyatt...

The super-prime country estate market saw a resurgence of UK property buyers this year, and renewed appetite for the traditional residential estate, reports Jess Simpson...

A handful of super-prime transactions on Avenue Road has pushed its average price to over £30m, according to Lloyds Bank’s annual rundown.

Replacing traditional ballroom sales with a live-streamed format has paid off for the agency.

Despite the eight-week shutdown, many important indicators of activity were stronger than in recent years, notes Knight Frank.

Tax changes and the withdrawal of support measures mean the post-Covid ‘normal’ will only begin to emerge later next year, writes Knight Frank's Head of UK Residential Research.

Zoopla reports a continuing surge of house-buying activity, particularly in higher price brackets.

'What has changed is that purchasers are buying larger properties and spending more in higher price brackets', reports LonRes.