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Market Snapshot: Sales and lettings performance in ‘London’s most desirable neighbourhood’
Most Londoners would choose to live in Hampstead if money were no object, according to new poll, but what's the reality of buying or renting in this much-loved urban village?
Stamp duty revenue up again in Q2
Resi receipts up 19% on Q2 2016; annual total hits record high of £8.9bn...
Prime Education: Studying London’s most sought after catchment areas
'In the capital, you pay an average premium of 13% for a house located near a primary school rated Outstanding by OFSTED, its highest-performing category'
Transaction numbers dip below 100,000 for the first time this year
Deal numbers have been pretty consistent for the last 12 months
Prime London’s post-election ‘paralysis’ bucks 20-year trend
No post-poll rally this time round, says Garrington; market now 'teeming with opportunities' for astute buyers...
Prime London deal drought hitting stamp duty revenue
Buying agency Turnbull estimates £266.05m collected in SDLT across prime London during H1 2017, 4.9% down on H1 2014
Record levels of unsold new-build stock in London
Molior puts current total at 26,573 units after Q2 construction surge
Brexit has not stymied property price growth as much as expected, but the market is slowing
PwC revises its house price forecasts
‘There has been a structural shift in London’s housing market’ – PwC
Ranked: London's top performing commuter towns
London’s property market has seen more activity in the last eight weeks than in the past two years – Glentree boss
Sales worth around £120m have either taken place or been agreed in the northwest region alone, says Trevor Abrahmsohn...
House price inflation holds steady despite the General Election – UK HPI
The UK's annual growth rate has stayed in the 5% ballpark all the way through 2917 so far
‘A Lack of Urgency’: Prime Central London market continues to soften
'Increased levels of political and economic uncertainty make it less likely that year-to-date losses will be recovered in the short term', says Savills