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Lloyds Banking Group now expects average UK house prices to end 2023 5.6% lower than they started the year, with a 'best case scenario' of -3.3% and a 'severe downside scenario' of -9.3%.

Buyers are finding it difficult to plan without surety about how high interest rates will climb, says Knight Frank.

...but high numbers of cash buyers are keeping the top-end moving.

Recent months have been filled with doom & gloom, but there is no sight of the four horsemen of the apocalypse galloping through Sloane Square just yet...

A leading estate agency has reported a sharp decline in new buyers registering to buy in London, while more vendors are dropping asking prices.

New analysis suggests a recovery is underway in the glitzy PCL neighbourhood.

Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Rightmove, Savills, the ONS, JLL, TwentyCi, Foxtons & more...

Despite tentative signs of recovery at the end of Q1, new data confirms a slowdown is well underway as consumers 'struggle to progress planned home-moves amid continued cost of living pressures'.

JLL's research chief looks into the repercussions of high and rising interest rates for residential property investors and their tenants.

Reports of the market’s demise may well be greatly exaggerated, says TwentyCi, as latest data shows a 'remarkably resilient' performance in Q2.

'It is clear that a core portion of the country are still looking to get moving and are not put off by current conditions,' says Propertymark.

The annual rate of property price growth slowed from +3.2% in April to +1.9% in May, according to the UK's official House Price Index.