Market Index

Property prices are likely to morph from "over-valued" to "fair value" by the end of the year, says property portal, despite an anticipated 1.5% increase in average prices.

Deal numbers have dwindled further in the capital's prime postcodes.

Rising supply relative to demand comes as 'a welcome relief to renters, landlords and agents alike', says estate agency.

The latest UK HPI suggests the national average sold price increased by 0.3% from March to April, taking the annual change to +1.1%.

Buying and selling activity has fallen sharply across prime London as the election looms.

May was the third consecutive month to see annual rental growth of around 6%.

Property portal flags a dip in the number of new sales instructions last month, driven by 'hesitancy' amongst top-end sellers.

Sales market activity fell slightly in May, but the consensus amongst property surveyors is that things will pick up again after the election.

Buying, selling and renting activity picked up last week, despite the imminent General Election.

'Rental market dynamics are starting to turn,' says Zoopla, as some UK cities see prices begin to fall.

Estate agency trade body's latest survey points to rising buyer demand and sales supply, but 'challenges remain'.

30% fewer sales were agreed in Week 22 this year than in Week 22 2023, according to the latest LonRes data, while 32% more price reductions were recorded.