Market Index

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.

The autumn market has lost a bit of momentum.

Property portal blames high mortgage costs for 'tempering the autumn rebound in housing activity.'

Fresh data suggests overall buying activity 'cooled slightly' in Q3.

Fresh Bank of England data suggests home-buying activity is slow and slowing.

Foxtons had 24 would-be tenants per new instruction in August, despite new listings continuing to run ahead of last year.

Agreed sales dropped both week-on-week and against last year, despite a continued post-summer rise in new instructions.

The average price tag on a newly-listed home has risen for the first time since May, but Rightmove warns that sellers are competing for buyers in the most crowded market for 12 years.