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Fresh data from UK Finance and the Bank of England shows a sharp decline in property lending.

A major survey of housebuilders confirms “growing concerns” within the sector over the short-term outlook for the UK economy.

"Price adjustments in many markets are likely to be less pronounced than was expected even three months ago," says Knight Frank.

PrimeResi's regular sit-rep of London's prime residential scene, featuring the latest sales and lettings data from LonRes.

The number of property viewings has plummeted, reports estate agency trade body.

Average UK asking prices are now 2% lower than at their peak in May - but remain nearly a fifth higher than in August 2019.

The average UK house price was £287,546 in June 2023, which is £5,000 higher than 12 months ago, but £5,000 below the recent peak in November 2022.

Foxtons reports a 6% improvement in lettings stock in the capital.

Rental prices continue to climb at an eye-watering pace, reports Hamptons, as capital growth tails off.

Knight Frank expects Edinburgh's average property value to drop 10% over the next 18 months.

July's survey of surveyors yields 'concerning' insights on both sales and lettings markets across the UK.

“We are starting to see a noticeable shift in stock from the sales markets to the lettings market as owners are not able to sell for the asking price,” says Knight Frank.