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'June’s survey results offer some cautious encouragement that the worst of the slowdown in market activity may be beginning to pass,' says Head of Market Research & Analysis Tarrant Parsons.

5% fewer sales were agreed in Week 27 this year compared to last, while 16% more rental deals were done.

Savills expects 'increasingly cautious' London & regional top-ends to remain price sensitive in H2.

LonRes recorded 9% fewer Agreed Sales in Week 26 2026 than in Week 25, and 26% fewer than in the same seven-day period last year.

Zoopla expects prices to continue falling in London and the South East through the rest of the year.

The latest Bank of England data 'provide something of a reality check,' says Savills, while Knight Frank Finance says May's stats 'provided the first signs that a larger number of borrowers were beginning…

Sales activity has dipped again.

May was the first full month with the Renters' Rights Act in force 'and the most remarkable thing is how little changed,' says estate agency.

Latest data: Under offers are up, but values are down by more than 5% year-on-year and price reductions are running at record levels.

'Homeowners breaking out the champagne in response to the apparently dizzying jump in house price growth should put it back on ice,' says one buying agency boss.

Sales activity has been running above last year's level since mid-April.

'It’s unusual to see a price fall of this size in June,' says portal, as the property market's traditional Summer slowdown starts early.