Property Market News

KF's Wealth Report 2021 identifies ten "up and coming" prime residential locations around the world, including four in Europe.

“Long live the city," declares Knight Frank in its 2021 Wealth Report, as it ranks the world's top urban hubs for the super-rich.

"While a superficial look at the current market might suggest an ongoing lack of supply, activity under the radar has been continuing at a cracking pace," writes Jennifer Campbell of Scottish property…

New York is the top global city for the world's wealthy, according to new analysis by research house Wealth-X, with "a significant lead" over other hubs

Houses in the £2m to £5m range have been significantly outperforming the rest of the market, reports LonRes...

We're in "a three-way market", declares the Garrington team, as it assesses how the property market has started the year

The latest official UK House Price Index tells of significant property price inflation last year, despite Brexit and the pandemic.

£171.7bn-worth of homes were sold across England & Wales in 2020, down from £277.5bn in 2019.

2021's property market  is likely to be "less of a roller-coaster ride" than 2020, suggests Knight Frank, as the firm stands by its forecast of 0% growth for UK house prices in the year ahead.

Asking prices, buyer enquiries and agreed sales all picked up last month, but far fewer properties are coming to market compared to last year.

Average rents in the South East have climbed by 10% in the last year, reports Hamptons - while rents in Central London have fallen by 16%.

Strutt & Parker is now predicting that PCL prices will rise by up to 5% this year, having previously anticipated a drop of up to 5%...