Sales
London property’s ‘downward momentum looks to have eased significantly’ – RICS
Supply of available property for sale continues to stagnate across the country
They don’t ring a bell at the bottom of the cycle, but if they did, the sound would be deafening
'Excess supply will be slowly absorbed and this could possibly herald the low point in the market, with only an upward direction in values as the next predictable change'
PCL transaction volumes stabilise as vendors get real
Levels still 25% down on the same period last year
Super-prime new-build sales plummet
Analysis of Land Registry data suggests just nine £5m+ new-build properties were sold between May and October
‘Unprecedented slowdown’ for Prime Central London property – Cluttons
Five-year property price inflation in PCL to "touch 7.7%, down sharply on the 35.7% rise recorded between 2011 and 2016"
Parts of prime London ‘close to the bottom’ after prices fall 7% in a year
Knight Frank releases UK and prime London forecasts
FORECAST: ‘Remarkably resilient’ property market to see price growth slow to 6.5% in 2017 – Chestertons
Agency's five-year predictions indicate that prime London is about to pick up again
Knowledge & Power: Pricing in the internet age
'You need to utilise the internet to your best advantage by asking a realistic initial price in order to gain as much traction as possible in the early stages of promotion'
‘It’s an evens bet that in ten years’ time, house prices will be 50% lower than where they are today’
Henry Pryor "astounds" Dominic Frisby with a bearish bet at the Groucho
Capco upbeat on Lillie Square sales
Enquiry levels between July and November 'remained positive' says Earls Court developer, as Phase 1 of Lillie Square nears completion
Grand Registry: £1m+ sales fall by over a fifth
Total of 427 seven-figure resi sales recorded by the Land Registry in October, down from 552 in September
London’s prime property market dip to drive a £1.6bn cut in this year’s SDLT receipts
Stamp duty receipts "so far this year have been much weaker than expected" says the OBR