Research

Liam Bailey, Knight Frank’s Global Head of Research, shares his key insights from the 17th edition of the firm's flagship research event, The Wealth Report.

Significant house prices gains over the last few years have favoured more owner-occupiers than landlords, suggests Savills.

'Just building yet more housing estates in the way they have been done for decades, no matter how low-carbon the buildings are, is not good enough,' warns a report by ADAM Architecture and Blenheim Estate…

But competition amongst British property brokers is fierce, meaning average earnings per agency are lower than in some EU nations.

'The theme of 2023 is adaptability', concludes Luxury Portfolio International after polling a cross-section of the world's wealthiest home-buyers.

Significant proportions of the UK housing market now have little or no reliance on borrowing, says Yolande Barnes.

Rental prices continue to escalate across the country, reports Hamptons.

City of London, Kensington & Chelsea, and Richmond have the highest proportion of landlords to general population in the country.

'If this survey was a school report, firms would be dreading taking it home,' says Joe Pepper, CEO of TM Group.

New research has identified which postcodes tend to have the most wayward property asking prices - with several Prime Central London enclaves featuring.

Propertymark has flagged the big threats and opportunities facing estate agents and the property market in the year ahead...

Hamptons has noticed a significant increase in the proportion of mortgage-free home-buyers so far this year, while Jackson-Stops has identified where cash buyers are making the biggest savings.