Property Market News

"Housebuilders are increasingly competing for well-priced sites in optimal locations," says Knight Frank, but many vendors continue to wait for more political certainty

23% more tenants registered with the London estate agency in the first half of this year compared to last, but the firm listed 6% fewer homes to rent...

"The tide is turning" in central London, reports journalist Anna White in The Evening Standard.

Q2 saw the first increase in prime London's average rental value since September 2015, says Savills, while Knight Frank reports a "notable strengthening" of demand for prime London rental properties

Prime property prices in London's Outer Commute just posted positive growth for the first time in two years, says Savills, but commuter homes closer to the capital are falling...

"It looks like Boris [Johnson] has and will put the bounce back into the London property market", says top-end estate agent Mark Pollack

Average per square foot values in global prime cities trickled up by just 0.7% in the last year, says Savills. This compares to an annual increase of 5.1% in the year to June 2018...

In 2004, over 60,000 homes were resold within 12 months; just 18,630 homes were flipped in England & Wales last year...

UK house prices are likely to rise by a 'sluggish' 1% this year, predicts consultancy firm PwC, 'implying a 1% decline in real terms'

Pent-up buyer demand continues to build in prime London, says Knight Frank, as it takes a closer look at the South Kensington market

Demand for rental properties in London surged by 13% from May to June, according to Rightmove, compared to a four year average at this time of year of just 4%