Property market continued to cool in August – UK HPI
There has been no change in the average house price in England over the last year, official data shows. Featuring commentary from Savills, Foxtons, Chestertons, Jackson-Stops, Fine & Country, SPF Private Clients and more.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 41, 2023
Market metrics continue to point to a slowing market, with 18% fewer sales agreed in prime London so far this year compared to last, and 26% fewer than in 2021.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 40, 2023
Price cuts are proliferating in prime London's sales and rental markets, according to the latest LonRes intelligence.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 39, 2023
Far fewer deals are taking place in prime London than at this time last year.
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