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The property market displayed 'much-better-than-predicted resilience this year,' says Tim Bannister, despite a bigger than usual December dip for new asking prices.

Tenants across Great Britain paid a record £85.6bn in rent in 2023, says Hamptons - equivalent to the total value of all homes sold in London last year.

Deal numbers are down again in prime London, but sales supply has picked up.

Housing market activity is slowing down as seasonal trends re-emerge, says the estate agency trade body.

Bank of England data tell of another increase in mortgage approvals, prompting Savills to suggest 'some confidence is beginning to return' to the property market.

Deal numbers continue to slide in prime London, but the last week has seen a decent increase in new sales instructions.

Property prices are still falling across most of the UK as supply improves - with buyers in London and the South East securing the biggest asking price discounts.

Tenant demand has fallen sharply in the last month, prompting Foxtons to herald 'a shift towards a more balanced market' in the capital.

Slower growth in top-tier rental markets such as New York and Singapore 'points to the likely direction of travel for big city markets,' says Knight Frank.

Industry reactions to the latest ONS/Land Registry House Price Index from Knight Frank, Savills, Foxtons, Jackson-Stops, Fine & Country, SPF Private Clients, Propertymark, and more.

47% fewer property sales were agreed in prime London last week compared to the same week last year, according to the latest LonRes/PrimeResi market data.

Average values across the prime postcodes are now roughly in line with early-2014 levels, reports LonRes.