Sales

There's been a "rebalancing of the market between London and the country", says Savills, as the capital lags a sharp increase in £1m+ sales across the UK.

Look beyond the "mini boom" property press headlines, and there's "a complex and polarised market with significant differences based on location, property type and sector of the market," says national…

Knight Frank reports that £1.13bn was spent on £10m+ homes in London in the first eight months of this year - 16% more than the £977.5m recorded in 2019.

New instructions have been running at double the levels of last year and more properties have been going under offer, but transaction volumes are taking a while to catch up...

Over a third of the UK's high-end international mortgage activity has come from UAE-based buyers, according to some analysis by broker Enness.

Prices continue to rise fastest in the capital, according to the latest Acadata/e.surv HPI, with a monthly movement of 2.6% taking the annual change to 7.6%.

Around a third people who previously - in February - thought their next move would be to a city centre home now want to live in the suburbs or towns and villages.

Buyer demand in the £2m market is currently highest in Barnes, Clapham & Chiswick and lowest in Marylebone, Mayfair & Fitzrovia, according to new analysis...

Easton in Bristol has seen the biggest escalation of average asking prices of anywhere in the UK since 2010, according to Rightmove.

The South West and the Cotswolds have been getting all the attention, but asking prices in Yorkshire & The Humber have risen by more than any other region since the market re-opened in May...

Living in an area celebrated for its landscape and nature comes at a price, says Knight Frank, as the firm reveals the average property price premiums for the UK's National Parks and Areas of Outstanding…

Knight Frank has just recorded a quarterly uplift in average PCL prices for the first time since February, but don't call it a bounce...