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Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Your essential five-minute briefing, featuring data, forecasts and analysis from the RICS, LonRes Beauchamp Estates, Wetherell, Sotheby's International Realty, Rightmove, Hamptons Savills & more...
Asking prices ‘stand still’ after January jump
'2026 is shaping up to be a good year to buy,' declares Rightmove as asking prices stay flat in February.
Tom Bill: UK housing market faces political limbo as rate outlook stabilises
Knight Frank’s UK residential research head assesses whether more Westminster drama will dent buyer confidence - or whether stabilising rates will steady the ship.
Ten Charts: What global luxury homebuyers want, where they’re going, and what’s worrying them
Survey of Sotheby’s global agents reveals portfolio buying habits, security concerns, tax sensitivities and uneven price growth.
‘A classic late-cycle opportunity phase’: Exploring Mayfair’s ‘polarised’ market
The Golden Postcode property market has 'hit the bottom of the current cycle,' declares Wetherell, encouraging HNW househunters to 'buy now or miss out.'
Surveyors flag ‘early signs of a housing market recovery’
Monthly RICS survey finds 'several indicators becoming less downbeat' in January.
Prime London sales market limps into 2026 as demand stalls & supply builds
LonRes data shows record listings, falling transaction volumes - and values continuing to adjust.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 06, 2026
The doldrums continue, with Agreed Sales down by a quarter compared to last year.
Valuation leads surge as a fifth of consumer plan to move in the next two years
Zoopla sent a record number of valuation leads to agents in January.
London slips as Glasgow tops Colliers’ resi investment rankings
Strong yields and relative affordability power Scottish city to first place in firm’s annual league table.
Call for urgent demand-side stimulus as worst-case risks emerge for London’s new-build pipeline
Industry analysis flags risk of sharp slowdown and potential developer exit as existing projects near completion.
Much Ado About Nothing: Why bifurcation, not decline, is the real story in Prime Central London
Richard Rogerson explains how quality is now defining liquidity in the capital’s top neighbourhoods - and flags more key trends to watch in 2026, from shifting demographics to the return of debt.