Forecasts
UK house price growth ‘to halve’ over the next five years
Revised forecasts from Savills suggest UK prices will return to growth in 2019-20, but London looks to have run out of steam...
End of the Golden Age? UK housing market undergoing ‘structural shift’
JLL forecasts price growth of 2.5% pa for the next five years as UK transitions into 'new paradigm'; PCL to be weakest performing region in 2018...
PCL property prices set to rise by 20% over the next five years in a ‘permanent departure from the historic trend’
Prime resi market risks "have been overplayed", says Savills in its revised five-year forecasts - but there'll be no price growth in prime London in the next two years
House price growth recovery from mid-2018, Brexit permitting – Countrywide
UK's biggest estate agency group releases updated forecast...
Millennial property investors ‘will be key’ as buy-to-let bolsters forecasts – Barclays
Bank forecasts that UK property prices will rise by 6.1% in the next five years
UK house price growth to top 10% over the next four years – BNP Paribas
French bank forecasts London prices will return to growth in 2017, rising by 1.3% in 2017 and 6.8% by 2021...
Mainstream Market Snapshot: A hard year ahead
"There are early signs of weakening average house price growth" reports Savills
UK prices to keep on rising despite Brexit jitters – CEBR
Research unit forecasts two years of sub 5% growth before a pick up in 2019
UK house price growth likely to slow to 3.5% in 2017
London will pick up in the second half of the year, says Lancaster University's Housing Market Observatory
Best Guesses: A selection of five-year property price forecasts
What's in store for house price inflation in PCL and across the country?
Central London property prices to drop by 5% in 2017 – Rightmove
UK-wide and outer London prices to nudge up as the inner capital's "price bubble continues to deflate"
UK house prices to nudge up by 2% next year, but London likely to fall – Reuters
London property prices to dip by 0.5% in 2017, according to a poll of economists, estate agents and brokers