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Mapped: The markets most insulated from rising mortgage costs
Prime property markets are relatively insulated from mortgage rate hikes, says Knight Frank - but transaction numbers are still likely to drop-off in the coming years as the wider housing market cools.
Monday Market Review: Key figures & findings from the last seven days
Catch up on all the latest movements and commentary in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from Knight Frank, Rightmove, LSL, Savills & more...
‘One of the finest in the Cotswolds’: Historic country house in ‘magical’ setting asks £20mn
Edgeworth Manor near Stroud 'is simply a very magisterial manor that is both composed and confident, which enjoys a great sense of occasion', says Savills.
‘Next-gen’ development land sourcing platform secures backing
Fuel Ventures has pumped £2.3mn into proptech start-up SearchLand.
OTM launches CRM platform
'For the first time, agents will benefit from the products of a majority agent owned portal and software-house working seamlessly between each other,' says chief Jason Tebb.
‘Market conditions have been more challenging than previously expected’, reports LSL as estate agency revenues suffer
'Significant disruption' to markets caused by recent political uncertainty and sharply rising mortgage rates, says plc.
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‘The most competitive rental market on record’: Tenant demand climbs as would-be buyers hold fire
Demand for rental homes is rising as some would-be buyers pause to see what happens with mortgage rates in the new year, says Rightmove.
Market-watchers agree house prices will fall – but by how much?
A raft of influential property market-watchers have torn-up their house price forecasts, now anticipating a particularly rough year ahead for the housing sector as the wider economy struggles.
Deal sealed on gigantic Georgian townhouse overlooking Lincoln’s Inn Fields
14,500 square foot mansion, recently renovated by David Chipperfield Architects, attracted interest from Europe and beyond...
Green light for MARK & Finchatton’s Foster-designed mixed-use timber scheme opposite The Whiteley
Designed by Foster + Partners and built using cross-laminated timber, 'The William' is the next phase of the grand £3bn redevelopment of Queensway - which aims to create a patch of Paris in Bayswater.
FT: Why prime property buyers are sticking to central London
Property journalist Hugo Cox highlights the enduring appeal of Prime Central London compared to Nine Elms.