Property Market News

The top end of the market took an extended Christmas break in January, reports LonRes, and is 'unlikely to return to the highs of 2021 and 2022 any time soon'.

Savills reports 'robust demand' for luxury residences from both domestic & international buyers.

Latest figures show declines have ranged from -9.6% in Bayswater to -26.3% in Earls Court since the peak; market now an 'attractive value proposition', says major agency.

Valuation firm collaborates with real-time data firm, LSE professor & top buying agency to track market movements since 2000, reflecting location, size & tenure.

Transactions & values were both down on an annual basis last month, reports LonRes, but full-year numbers & forward-looking indicators are cause for optimism.

Relative normality returned last month after a record-breaking October, although wider data points to improving activity levels;

Properties achieving more than £2,000 per week are already making up a larger proportion of the market, reports LonRes.

New LonRes data shows rental growth fell in October, with activity levels well below pre-pandemic levels.

LonRes reports 'substantial turnaround' as transactions jump 55% year-on-year, while a significant rise in under offer numbers bodes well for Q4.

New CBRE analysis takes a deep dive into the capital's luxury living sector, and how it compares to other wealth hubs.

'Stamp duty on sales above £2mn accounted for 22% of the £11.7bn raised last year, which is something the government may want to consider as it puts the finishing touches to its Budget'

Concerns around Labour's tax policies are driving a luxury lettings boom in the capital's top neighbourhoods, reports Beauchamp Estates.