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Landlords are still wary of regulatory changes and higher taxes, which is keeping a lid on supply.

London has bucked the national trend this month, posting a 2.5% jump in average asking prices.

Yet the agency's analysis suggests most new first-time buyers are paying more in mortgage payments than they previously paid in rent.

The capital's rental stock has fallen 9% in the last year, while tenant demand has risen 6%.

The number of sales agreed and listing going under offer fell back again last week...

'There’s certainly an element of buyers adopting a wait-and-see approach ahead of the Autumn Budget,' notes eXp after analysing Rightmove listings.

Wealthy residents 'have not turned away' from Prime Central London, says JLL.

Fresh Savills data suggests the pace of decline is easing across prime markets, as buyers & sellers become 'more aligned on price.'

September's survey of surveyors confirms London remains notably weaker than the national market.

31% fewer sales were agreed last week than in the same seven-day period last year.

Knight Frank blames rising borrowing costs and 'increased taxation and red tape' for the capital's dwindling rental supply.

Rental enquiries in the capital have risen above last year’s levels while stock is running 10% lower.