Market Index

Sales activity has picked up across London's prime postcodes, according to the latest weekly LonRes data.

'Landlords must adapt' to new marketing conditions, warns Foxtons, while Chestertons suggests London landlords have 'little option but to start reviewing their prices.'

Reports of a big deal surge at the top-end of the London property market bely a quiet picture across the capital's prime postcodes.

Knight Frank's index of 'investments of passion' fell for only the second time last year, despite some record-breaking sales.

40% more home purchase mortgages were approved in January this year than in January 2023.

Zoopla's latest analysis tells of 'greater buyer confidence and more realism on pricing by sellers' - leading to more activity in the housing market.

13% fewer sales were recorded across prime London’s postcodes in the first two months of this year than in the same eight-week period last year.

It's still quiet out there, but deal numbers have picked up in prime London in the last week.

Foxtons heralds 'a shift towards a more realistic lettings market, characterised by higher supply levels and less inflated demand.'

Rightmove flags 'several signs of growing market momentum' as property prices and sales activity rise.

Knight Frank's Prime Global Rental Index has recorded its first quarterly decline since Q1 2021.

The latest official UK HPI confirms that London's property market saw the steepest price declines of any English region last year.