Sales

While still quieter than in previous years, buying and selling activity in the capital's prime postcodes does not seem to have been massively affected by the imminent General Election.

The sales market is moving 'in line with expectations/established seasonal trends', concludes Propertymark after surveying estate agents across the UK.

'Despite the short odds on a change in government and continued market activity, the general election has resulted in a degree of caution' in the property market, says Savills.

Interest rates are of greater concern than the election, the estate agency industry is changing & super-prime buyers are getting younger, reports top buying agent...

Slightly fewer new mortgages were approved in May than in April, but substantially more than at the same time last year.

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Property prices are likely to morph from "over-valued" to "fair value" by the end of the year, says property portal, despite an anticipated 1.5% increase in average prices.

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Pipeline continues to shrink as developers grapple with challenges.

A firm date for the general election has helped boost sentiment amongst househunters, reports Chestertons.

Deal numbers have dwindled further in the capital's prime postcodes.

Buyers also frustrated at frequency of mortgage rate fluctuations, reports Knight Frank's head of UK resi research.