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Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 6, 2025
Nearly 50% more sales listings have seen asking price cuts so far in 2025 than in the first six weeks of 2024.
Resi developers ramp up land buying activity
'We're seeing encouraging signs in the land market,' says Knight Frank; 'housebuilders are entering 2025 with a little more optimism compared to this time last year.'
Dubai & Bangkok lead world city prime rental growth
Savills expects the pace of rental growth to ease in global wealth centres this year.
‘Significant value for money’ in Central London’s property market, says Coutts
There are deep discounts on offer in the Golden Postcodes, reports HNW bank as super-prime sales 'flourish'.
Global luxury property markets show ‘broad resilience’ as prices climb
Prime real estate values across 44 top-tier cities increased by an average of 3.2% in 2024.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 5, 2025
45% fewer prime resi sales were agreed across the capital in Week 5 2025 than in Week 5 2024.
London’s super-prime rental market booms as non-doms ‘keep their options open’
'A lot of clients have elected to rent as opposed to buy' in the face of tax reforms, says Knight Frank.
Planning policy changes boost resi development land market
'Stability returned to the land market' last year, reports Savills - but 'pressures on costs continues.'
Industry Reactions: Mortgage lending bounces back
Mortgage approvals were up 28% year-on-year in December, and the Bank of England thinks 'there is still optimism for further mortgage approval increases in the coming months, if bank rate cuts materialise.
UK housing market ‘off to its strongest start in three years,’ claims Zoopla
Agreed sales are running 12% up compared to last year, reports property portal.
Prime London Property Market Snapshot: Week 4, 2025
17% fewer sales have been agreed in the capital's prime postcodes in January this year compared to the same period in 2024.
Asking rents fall for the first time since the pandemic
New Rightmove data show rising supply & easing demand - but the rental market remains 'very hot'.