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A lack of stock in this London ‘village’ means homes sell quicker than in neighbouring areas — and for above asking prices
Owner-occupiers aged 25-34 reach 1.37m, outpacing 1.36m tenants for first time in 7 years
‘Lucky generation’ of older homeowners use cash from remortgaging or equity release to fund retirement
Since the UK election, excitement has been palpable. But there are still turbulent times ahead
Persimmon and Vistry to continue focus on customer satisfaction
Would-be homeowners struggle as rises exceed earnings growth
Property prices closely track earnings in North West and Wales, but not in the capital
Construction purchasing managers’ index shows sector remains mired in contraction
Agents say prices of exclusive properties in UK capital may have bottomed out in last quarter
Study highlights how ‘baby boomers’ have benefited from price growth
Prime rural homes are 28 per cent cheaper than they were in 2008
Central bank will reveal interest rate decision this week
House prices set to fall in real terms on concerns of ‘cliff edge’ by end of 2020
Survey says greater political clarity will counter falling sales and cooling prices
Next government needs a credible plan for both building and renters
Buyers home in on London property amid turmoil and uncertainty at home
Young families stay put in Hackney, slowing transactions in the market
Property is the biggest asset for most couples, leading to no end of complications when they split
In 2016, property prices in Greenwich were 8 per cent higher than the London average. Three years later, that premium has vanished
Study by KPMG is latest in string of warnings over impact on property market
Small difference between RPI and CPI adds up to an awful lot over time
Gambling meets the property market.
Close to half of the market has never recovered from the 2007 financial crash
Drop-off in transaction numbers puts property industry under strain
Decline that started in smart central boroughs cuts into nationwide growth
