Property Market News

Property prices in many of the UK's most flood-prone locations have increased faster than their surrounding local area over the last ten years...

You can get a lot more property for your money outside of the capital; 953 extra square feet, on average, say LonRes & Hamptons as they analyse the latest trends in "London leavers".

Estate agents report 29% more prospective buyers per branch compared to last year - but no corresponding rise in supply.

Average property prices across UK cities have increased by 3.9% in the last year, says Zoopla, but the portal "does not expect a material acceleration in the rate of growth in the foreseeable future.

Demand may be surging, but new property listings have fallen by 21% year-on-year says Knight Frank, while January's UK transaction tally was 4% lower than in 2019...

Nine new residential developments are changing the face of Europe's busiest shopping street;

RIBA's Future Trends Workload Index has surged into positive territory, led by the private housing sector, but architects' actual workloads are still 5% below last year's level...

Hong Kong, New York, Tokyo, Geneva and London are the most expensive prime global cities, says Savills;

The average price paid by cash buyers for a home in the UK is 9% less than that paid by mortgaged buyers... But it's a different story in London.

The number of home-mover, remortgage and buy-to-let lending picked up in December, reports UK Finance.

Beaconsfield has the highest house price premium of any market town, says Lloyds Bank, followed by Henley-on-Thames and Bakewell.

Around 5,000 new homes have been built in VNEB (Vauxhall Nine Elms Battersea) over the last five years, and another 7,000 are due to be delivered in the next five...