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Portal data suggests ‘vast influx’ of London sales supply this month
One in five homes available to buy in the capital have been listed within the last 30 days, says estate agency after checking Zoopla.
Prime London buyer demand ‘stays firm despite vast economic uncertainty’
Q1 saw a slight increase in the proportion of open-market £2mn+ property listings that had already secured a buyer.
Ranked: London’s most ‘imbalanced’ housing markets
Prime Central locations tend to have a far more equal split between sales and rental listings, compared to outer boroughs.
Rental demand ‘remains resilient’
A quarter of homes listed for rent across Britain have already found a tenant.
Fewer photos means lower asking prices, portal analysis shows
Estate agency flags 'a notable gap' in pricing between listings with four of fewer images, and those with more than five.
Prime London buyer demand picked up in Q4 despite tax fears
The capital's high-value property market proved 'remarkably resilient' at the end of 2025, says Benham & Reeves, with buyer interest 'holding firm as we start a new year.'
Tracking the impact of the Elizabeth Line on rental values
Average rents along the crossrail route have rocketed compared to the wider London market.
Buyer demand ‘steadies’ in prime London
Top-end home-buyers seem more active in SW postcodes than in other parts of the capital.
New-builds accounting for less than 1% of London home sales in 2025
New-build transactions 'have all but dried up', warns estate agency.
Ranked: London’s new-build hotspots & slow zones
'Red tape & rising costs are stifling new-build availability across the capital,' warns estate agency.
Ranked: London locations most exposed to a proposed seller-side property tax
‘If the government truly wants a fairer system, it must consider regional variations in property values,’ warns agency, dubbing mooted reform ‘a tax on London’.