Property Market News

The number of new property listings jumped by nearly a fifth between January and April, reports Knight Frank - with rural areas leading the charge.

"Buyer demand remains high but there are now signs that market is softening," says Zoopla's research chief, as more vendors cut asking prices and deals take longer to materialise.

As Chelsea basks in the spotlight of the world's most famous flower show, local agents explain why the area has returned to the top of the wish list for many prime buyers...

"Despite market conditions remaining brisk over the last month, a shadow of uncertainty has been cast across the market by downbeat economic forecasts and data published over recent weeks," says national…

Mortgage broker Henry Dannell has flagged a surprising trend in many parts of the capital...

April's tally of residential property sales was still well above pre-pandemic norms, but the market appears to be easing from its frantic pace.

“It feels like we are at a crossroads,” says KF's James Cleland, as the number of new sales instruction picks up.

Savills' latest buyer and seller survey highlights how prime property buying intentions are evolving.

“A lack of homes for sale rather than a lack of desire from buyers is what is dictating the pace of the market,” says Rightmove, as the UK’s average asking price rises 2.1% in a month.

"Despite delays in the line opening, the number of buyers looking to move near the stations has steadily surged," says Rightmove.

Official data points to a property market slowdown.

A 20% drop would be NZ's biggest property market fall since the 1970s - but would only return house prices to where they were at the start of last year.