Format: Views

'2023 was the year the convulsions caused by the pandemic in the prime London lettings market began to dissipate,' says Knight Frank's residential research chief, as he looks back at the past 12 months…

The view that things can only get better, shared by many Prime London estate agents, 'is based on the notion that the property market simply cannot continue to stagnate for yet another year,' says BHHS…

Veteran agent Trevor Abrahmsohn summarises the ups and downs of the last 12 months, and what might lie ahead for the property market in 2024.

Trying to find the ‘absolute optimum’ in any market is ultimately a fool’s errand, writes David Huggett.

Adrian Black, founder of boutique estate agency YOUhome, shares his predictions for the central London property market in 2024.

The number of sales above £10mn in the capital has hit an eight-year high, writes Tom Bill, although political risks remain.

The days of Cornish property selling unseen, over the asking price, overnight, are a long and distant memory, says Josephine Ashby of John Bray Estates.

'The overall picture in the last year was rather beige but there have been some pops of colour,' says PCL buying agency Black Brick.

Buyers are becoming more discerning, and placing greater emphasis on community and amenities, writes BPSDC's resi boss.

Eccord's MD summarises the key themes at play in PCL over last 12 months, and some trends to keep an eye on in the lead-up to the holidays.

The signs increasingly point to a bounce next spring, says Knight Frank's resi research boss - provided a general election is not called in the first half of 2024...