Forecasts

Average property values are expected to rise by 15% by end of 2030.

Britain's biggest mortgage lender expects UK house prices to rise by an average of 2% next year.

The Adam Smith Institute believes the share of the UK population who are US dollar millionaires will fall by a fifth over the next four years, thanks to 'a hostile culture for wealth creators'.

Tom Bill explains how the property market landscape has altered over the last 90 days, and why the next three months will provide some more clarity about the longer-term prospects.

A round-up of forecasts suggests economists are feeling much more positive compared to last month and to last year.

Housing market activity is running well ahead of last year, prompting the property portal to anticipate a 1% increase in average asking prices through 2024.

Featuring commentary & insights from: Dominic Agace, Guy Gittins, Tim Hyatt, Trevor Kearney, Camilla Dell, Marcus Dixon, Lisa Simon, Becky Fatemi, Nicholas Gray, Will Watson, Geoff Wilford & more

Property prices are likely to morph from "over-valued" to "fair value" by the end of the year, says property portal, despite an anticipated 1.5% increase in average prices.

Oxford Economics thinks house price growth across Europe 'will become more homogeneous after sharp divergence in 2023.'

Top analysts now expect Central London property values to fall by 1% through 2024, having predicted a 1% increase at the start of the year.

Knight Frank's research chief explains why the property firm has revised its PCL price forecasts down.

Major agency now expecting growth of 1% in 2024 in anticipation of 'modest' second-half recovery; London to outperform over the next five years with growth of 18.6%.