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London Square research finds the capital leading the pack for careers and resi investment, with overseas sentiment more upbeat than the domestic narrative might suggest.

Latest data reveals what's been happening at neighbourhood level.

Brighter conditions expected across the world's top luxury housing markets in 2027, with Asia leading the pack, Milan outperforming in Europe - but London still under pressure.

88% of Savills' London agents report weaker seller sentiment, rising to 94% in the country, but the market is far from frozen.

UPDATED: Former Defence Secretary John Healey replaces Rachel Reeves as Chancellor of the Exchequer; Angela Rayner returns to the Cabinet as Housing Secretary.

Record-breaking sales, resurgent international demand and a surprise winner among the capital's super-prime neighbourhoods - but buyers are still calling the shots.

Why do some branded resi schemes command huge premiums while others fall short?

Many are reviewing rental values and adjusting portfolios in response to growing regulatory, tax and borrowing pressures, says agency.

Overseas buyers accounted for 52% of the UK agency's deals, while new instructions topped £2.3bn.

Despite much chatter, 'the matter of whether [Andy Burnham] would pursue a substantial overhaul of property taxation remains one of conjecture,' counsels the Savills research chief.

Well-known research chief and former journalist steps up to lead major agency's residential division.

deverellsmith's annual sector-wide snapshot finds 44% haven't had a pay rise in more than a year, while 84% would trade some salary for the right benefits package.