Property Market News

Latest data reveals how big spenders are keeping things moving in PCL's most exclusive neighbourhoods.

Knight Frank has been crunching the numbers ahead of John Healey's big speech, revealing a sizeable drop in high-end sales and the Treasury's tax take.

LonRes records the slowest September for transactions since 2016, although the £5mn-plus sector is showing signs of life.

Even heavily discounted stock isn't cheap enough for buyers, reports agency, as chief exec bemoans annual ritual of autumn tax speculation.

New figures reveal the scale of the challenges facing the top end of England's housing market, with another Budget imminent and the HVCTS looming large.

Mount Street and One Hyde Park mega-lets mark five-year highs as capital's luxury rental supply shrinks.

Latest LonRes numbers point to a particularly slow summer for prime London - but there are signs of life at the top end.

Fresh data and charts reveal differing fortunes across the capital’s luxury property heartlands - and offer some pointers as to what happens next.

Latest numbers put transactions 2% above the five-year average - but it’s a very different picture depending on where you look.

Strutts now expects cumulative growth of just 4.4% by 2030 - down from 9%-12% at the start of the year - but sees downward pressure easing in 2027.

Westminster prices are apparently down by a quarter and RBKC by 15% - but the detail tells a rather more nuanced story.

Latest LonRes Data: Under-offer numbers halve as £5mn+ deals and new instructions fall sharply amid 'uncertainty and a lack of urgency'.