Property Market News

"The prime residential sector is likely to remain strong through the rest of the year," says Savills in its latest World Cities Index.

Zoopla's research chief Grainne Gilmore expects property price inflation to continue to accelerate in the coming months, "peaking at around 6%, before falling back to between 4%-5% by the end of 2021

"Astonishing" demand broke more property market records last month, reports Propertymark, but the estate agency organisation does anticipate "a rebalancing of the market over the coming months."

"The race for space has left some central London bargains in its wake," says Knight Frank, with apartments in some Golden Postcode areas seeing average PSF prices more than 10% below their five-year average

The top-end of London residential sales market has just enjoyed its strongest first half since 2014, reports Savills, with 59% more £5m+ transactions recorded in the first six months of this year compared …

Luxury property price inflation is likely to return to London with gusto next year, predicts the Knight Frank team.

We're in one of the biggest global property booms since 1900, says Oxford Economics, as it warns that "the longer a housing boom continues, the bigger the risk of a large reversal".

House prices are being inflated by "frenzied" buying activity and a continued shortage of properties being listed for sale

Rental properties are finding tenants faster than ever before, reports Rightmove, as record demand pushes price up.

London continues to be the UK region with the lowest annual growth, for the sixth consecutive month.

Buying agency Garrington has highlighted how limited the impact of the stepping down of the Stamp Duty holiday has been on property market activity so far

84% of property sellers expect to sell their home within the next 90 days, according to the inaugural OnTheMarket Sentiment Index, while 75.5% of buyers expect to find their next home within the same timeframe