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Average prices in the capital's most expensive neighbourhoods are now at the same level they were six years ago after another bruising 12 months

Properties in London are taking three times longer to sell than they were a year ago, reports REalyse.

Knight Frank has jumped on the hashtag bandwagon to look at how the UK's property market has changed in the last decade - from a 2008 in the grip of the global financial crisis to a 2018 on the brink of…

Latest visual from Knight Frank shows three-month price movements ranging from -4.2% in Aldgate & The City to +0.1% in King's Cross, with Belgravia posting the biggest decline in rental prices (-2.

When someone like Ken Griffin makes a splash, as he did earlier this month, we all need to sit up and listen, says Fraser Slater

It's currently taking an average of just 12 weeks to shift a £10m+ instruction in the capital's prime postcodes, down from six months in 2017 and marking the shortest timeframe since the start of 2016;

Central London prices are 'starting to make a recovery after bottoming out in 2017', declares estate agency

Gary Hersham - founder of PrimeResi's No.1-ranked PCL Boutique Estate Agency in 2019, Beauchamp Estates - has been instrumental in many of London's most expensive ultra-prime property sales in recent years.

Zoopla identifies a 'tripartite housing cycle' from 2009 to the end of 2018

'There is movement in the market' insists NAEA Propertymark

Fewer than than 68 deals per week went through in Prime Central London during 2018, reports London Central Portfolio, while annual transactions across England & Wales fell by 3.

Transaction numbers sank to their lowest ebb in a decade in 2018, after a 14% year-on-year decline...