Swift realism strikes PCL as market braces for property-centric general election – W.A.Ellis

Knight Frank's latest market update makes for some pretty dark reading as the recession dips deeper than expected in Q2, although prime central London prices continue to rise. 

Nearly a third of Black Brick's searches in Q1 were for rentals, while over a third of its purchases were made off-market...

"There's one thing the Prime Minister can't control," says Stirling Ackroyd boss Andrew Bridges: "London house prices.