The fall in prime London property prices is getting steeper, Knight Frank has said. In its London Market Review for Autumn 2016, the estate agent said prime central London prices were down 1.8% over the year to August, and by 1.4% in prime outer Lond... read more »

The exodus of “30-somethings” from London is accelerating as sky-high property prices and rents force ever more of them to relocate outside the capital, according to a new analysis. Last year, 65,890 Londoners in their thirties... read more »

Price cuts of nearly 20 percent and a drop in the value of the pound have created "Brexit discount" bargains on some of the most expensive homes in central London -- if you have millions of pounds to spare.   The UK property market was one of ... read more »

Three months down the line, enough time has passed to properly assess the impact of Brexit on the London property market.   Curiously, Knight Frank’s latest London property survey says it may have been stamp duty which proved the bigger ... read more »

A loss of momentum in house price growth does not appear to have dented banks' confidence in the property market.   The Daily Telegraph says that high street lenders are "defying fears that they would cancel support for first-time bu... read more »

The capital may be the powerhouse of the UK economy but other cities are closing the gap, a new report shows.   London remains Britain's most prosperous region with more millionaires than anywhere else and robust economic growth, according to ... read more »

New buyer registrations have fallen 30% in pro-Remain London, figures from estate agents Haart has found.   The study revealed that areas who voted for the UK to leave the EU have seen a positive effect on their local property market, while ar... read more »

Housing market activity remained robust in the first full month since the Brexit vote, according to HMRC.   Official figures provisionally record 104,200 completed property purchases in July - 0.7 per cent more than the total for June.&nb... read more »

There will be an inevitable short-term slowdown reflecting the natural caution of funds weighing the chance of a bargain against the uncertainty of future EU negotiations, but meanwhile business continues and life goes on.   When the world&rsq... read more »

House prices across much of central London slumped during the month of the Brexit vote, first official figures for June reveal today.   The biggest fall was in Kensington & Chelsea, where the average price of a home fell 3.5 per cent, or m... read more »