Research

'The North’s house price dominance over the South might not last forever,' says Benham and Reeves, as London's southern boroughs see more residential property transactions and higher rates of price growth…

34% of new homes in England & Wales were sold in advance of being built last year, down from a peak of 46% in 2016.

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors has surveyed PropTech insiders to uncover the key trends that are shaping the digitisation of the built environment.

'38 minutes is the new Golden Hour commute,' declares Jackson-Stops, citing new research that suggests one of the big pandemic trends is seeing a 'surprising reversal'.

Savills has surveyed 1,200 prospective prime property buyers and sellers to see how attitudes have shifted in the last year.

The number of foreign buyers entering the property market across England and Wales increased by 3.2% over the last year - with some areas seeing surges of up to 18.8%.

Research suggests there are now 24,500 estate agency businesses operating in the UK, up from 22,145 in 2021.

'Even with the new norm of hybrid working, the exodus from city centres has not been permanent,' says CBRE, 'and housing market activity indicates hybrid workers are placing greater value on shorter commute…

'Investors may increasingly seek more resilient and green real estate in climate stable cities,' says Savills, 'but at the moment they will be competing over relatively few buildings that meet all those…

Real house prices in 57 countries around the world have increased by an average of nearly 30% over the last 12 years.

New research suggests improved transparency in the property market means 'Londongrad' is losing its appeal to corrupt money...

Savills has taken a deep dive into the mechanics and economic realities of the UK's housebuilding sector, highlighting some dramatic changes in the new-build sales landscape...