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'The pandemic-inspired property boom is being brought well and truly back down to earth,' says GetAgent after assessing the proportion of homes listed for sale that have already found a buyer.

Fewer house purchase mortgages were approved in November 2022, as interest rates climbed.

Knight Frank brought in 50% more Scottish country house sales instructions in November compared the five-year average.

Prime Central London's property market is looking resilient in the face of the economic downturn, says Savills.

Knight Frank saw a sharp drop in offers bing made on prime London properties towards the end of 2022 - but offers accepted and exchanges were well up on previous years.

Rental supply and demand remain very mismatched in the capital - but Knight Frank suggests that 'the UK property market may finally begin the process of self-correction' later this year.

London property prices have fallen over the last five years and are likely to drop further in 2023, says Zoopla.

Luxury rental values in New York, Singapore and London have bounced back hardest from pandemic lows, according to Knight Frank's latest index.

Average rental prices in the capital fell by 3% last month, says Foxtons, in line with a normal seasonal slowdown.

'The sales market is firmly back in the hands of buyers,' says Propertymark.

London's average house price fell by 0.9% in October, according to the official UK House Price Index, while the national average property value nudged up by 0.3%.

Knight Frank's latest analysis of the prime London property market tells of a clear slowdown in buying activity - but a price crash seems unlikely.