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Planning delays and buyer sentiment are the biggest challenges facing property developers, says Knight Frank.

87% of international markets tracked by Knight Frank have seen residential values increase in the last year.

Supply, demand & prices all slipped back in July, reports the RICS.

26% fewer sales were agreed in the first week of August compared to the last week of July.

London rents have fallen by an average of -3% in the last year, says Hamptons, while the national average is down by a marginal -0.2%.

Supply continues to build in the capital's high-value sales market.

60% of global cities tracked by Savills saw property values increase in the first half of the year, led by Tokyo and Berlin, while 77% saw rental prices rise.

Wealthy buyers are negotiating millions off super-prime homes in the capital, reports blue-blooded bank. But there's more resilience beyond the Golden Postcodes.

42% fewer sales were agreed in Week 30 2025 compared to the same seven day period in 2024, and 9% fewer through the year so far.

'The market appears to be back on track,' says one property portal boss.

Positivity around planning reform has not led to more site acquisitions, reported Savills.

A third fewer sales were agreed in Week 29 2025 compared 2024, but more homes are going Under Offer.