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A decade on, Property Vision's Simon Connell explains how George Osborne's tax reforms have fundamentally altered the capital's property market.

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.

Fresh data shows demand for prime London homes in St John’s Wood, where many have balconies, terraces and gardens, has leapt by 72%.

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Despite ongoing economic & political uncertainty, the UK capital will continue to attract elite buyers from around the globe, says Boodle Hatfield's head of residential property.

The latest UK HPI suggests the national average sold price increased by 0.3% from March to April, taking the annual change to +1.1%.

Buying and selling activity has fallen sharply across prime London as the election looms.

'There is growing evidence that we may see a strong late summer market with a ‘Rishi rebound’ or a ‘Starmer surge’ if the next few months bring cheaper mortgages and a return to political stability,'…

Demand for homes is still out there but tending to be price sensitive, reports LonRes - and motivated vendors are taking action...