Sales
Luxury sales slow across the world’s top super-prime markets
1,618 $10mn-plus transactions went through across the 11 hubs tracked by Knight Frank in the 12 months to the end of Q1 2024, the lowest annual total in three years.
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Ranked: England’s second home & property investment hotspots
Two prime London markets are driving second home market activity, says estate agency after checking Stamp Duty records.
One in six new property listings finds a buyer within a month
'There is a disappointing number of properties that have agreed to a sale in their first 30 days,' says GetAgent boss after checking Zoopla listings.
Mortgage approvals are up 26% on the year
Mortgage approvals for house purchases are now 'back to 94% of their pre-pandemic level,' notes Savills, despite fresh Bank of England showing a slight month-on-month dip.
Savills warns of new homes shortage as buyer demand picks up
Agency urges developers with consented sites to 'push on' as outlook continues to improve.
Sales listings rise to an eight-year high
Zoopla heralds 'renewed confidence amongst homeowners' as sales supply builds and house price growth nudges upwards.
‘Majority of home-movers undeterred by election’ – Rightmove
Property portal data suggests elections have little effect on home-buyer demand.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 21, 2024
Sales supply is accumulating in prime London as deals continue to run slow.
Knight Frank cuts PCL price forecast for this year
Top analysts now expect Central London property values to fall by 1% through 2024, having predicted a 1% increase at the start of the year.
Tom Bill: ‘The near-term outlook for demand in prime central London has deteriorated’
Knight Frank's research chief explains why the property firm has revised its PCL price forecasts down.
Off-plan sales rates drop to a ten-year low
The proportion of London homes sold before being built has fallen below 50% for the first time since 2012, according to new analysis by Hamptons.