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“It feels remarkably similar to the period that followed the EU referendum,” says Knight Frank's Head of London Residential Research, Tom Bill. "It will take a while for the market to find its feet.

Homes in catchment areas for schools ranked "Outstanding" by Ofsted tend to be more expensive, but which areas have the highest - and lowest - price premiums?

Latest supply update from Savills suggests prime activity was ticking quite nicely along pre-lockdown

Focus will be on increasing the presence across digital platforms 'to align with consumer behaviour'

A quarter of people say they are more likely to buy a second home now than before the Covid-19 lockdown, says Knight Frank.

Property lawyers are having to adapt fast to the consequences of coronavirus, whilst making sure they transact within the law and protect buyers, sellers and funders from fraudulent activity.

Portal visits and buyer enquiries have rocketed since the property market re-opened two weeks ago, but "it’s going to take a considerable time for a return to sales agreed levels seen last year and at…

High-end agency brings former Allsop partner Richard Watson on as a consultant ahead of trial run in July

Leafy locales of SW London & mansion-strewn lands north of Hampstead Village tipped for a boost at the expense of PCL apartments, as buyers weigh up location vs green space in the post-pandemic era

Wetherell foresees a busy summer ahead for the cash-rich neighbourhood, with a V-shaped recovery led by the new-build and lettings sectors...

Buying agent Hannah Aykroyd explains how virtual tools can help achieve results under the current conditions - although there's no substitute for getting real people into real rooms...

"Active engagement" with property listings has jumped to exceed pre-lockdown levels by some 20%, reports Zoopla - but more than four in ten would-be buyers say they have put moving plans on hold...