Market Index

Property portal expects the average UK asking price to end 2022 some 7% higher than it started the year.

House prices are still rising, but the pace of growth is cooling as buyer demand slows.

London's average asking rent has jumped up by a record 15.8% in the last year.

Market Snapshot: Knight Frank's latest London sales and lettings indices.

“Property’s reputation as an inflation-hedge gives it extra appeal, while the prospect of rising borrowing costs is injecting a degree of urgency into the market across all price points,” says Rory…

"Unless high net worth foreign investors return in their pre-pandemic numbers, we can expect the market to continue to recover at a slow and steady pace, rather than with a sharp uptick," says Savills.

Net borrowing of mortgage debt by individuals increased to £7.4bn in May from £4.2bn in April, according to the Bank of England's Money & Credit data. This is above the pre-pandemic average of £4.

Property prices dipped in PCL in Q2, reports JLL - but the estate agency has seen a sharp rise in potential buyers registering with its central London offices.

After two years of unprecedented growth, it looks like house price inflation is losing momentum.

Knight Frank's latest index "confirms the extent to which top tier cities are seeing demand return and stock dwindle as workers, along with international students and corporate tenants return to the prime…

Estate agents "continue to report a strong, stable market," says Propertymark, with 78% of sales being agreed above asking price.