Market Index

Slowdown "is not a temporary aberration but looks to be a shift in the UK property market’s landscape for the second half of the year," says top buying agency.

Zoopla expects average UK property prices to be 5% lower by the end of the year - but that would still be 15% higher than pre-pandemic levels.

The latest Foxtons data tells of a traditional Summertime surge of activity in the rental market.

'Some of the major housebuilders are cautiously returning to the land market,' says Savills - although 'many are still largely out of the market.'

"Despite quickly rising prices, rental homes are continuing to let at speed and many landlords are still being met with long queues of prospective tenants wanting to view and rent their property," says…

'It is clear that a core portion of the country are still looking to get moving and are not put off by current conditions,' says Propertymark.

The annual rate of property price growth slowed from +3.2% in April to +1.9% in May, according to the UK's official House Price Index.

Dubai takes the lead for prime residential capital value growth in the latest Savills index.

Buyer demand 'remains resilient', says property portal - but transaction numbers have fallen as higher interest rates bite.

Rents are rising across all GB regions, says Hamptons, although the pace of growth has cooled in Greater London and Scotland.

'Most vendors are prepared to wait and see what happens in the hope that they’ll achieve a better price and a lower mortgage rate in the future,' says top-end estate agency.

Latest indices 'underscore the remarkable resilience' of the capital's top-end property market.