Residential property sales market news

2024 concluded incredibly well for the UK property market as buying and selling activity continued to grow through last year and into the start of 2025. According to Zoopla, a 30% increase in sales from last year means we now have the largest pipeline of sales for four years, which includes nearly 283,000 property sales …

Continue reading “Positive boost for the UK housing market with Bank of England interest rate cut “

With improved stock availability and further rate cuts expected this year, leading London property portals like Rightmove and Zoopla have predicted 2025 to be a buyer’s market. The growing competition from new builds means existing owners looking to resell their properties must make certain upgrades before listing or approaching an agent. Here are a few …

Continue reading “New year, new home – Best home improvements to add value to your London property”

Our client earns a whopping £2.5m (230% gain) from 2 riverside homes in Fulham, London SW6 at Imperial Wharf The London property market attracts investors from all over the world – more than any other global destination. Capital appreciation and consistent yields rank as the best globally as a medium to long term proposition. Case …

Continue reading “It’s official – London is the world’s top city for property investment returns”

2024 has been a better year for the UK economy as GDP growth showed continued resilience to stay positive after falling into the red during the last two quarters of 2023.

Many investors are cash buyers – over half the buyers investing in Zone 1 properties pay cash so they’re less impacted by wider economic uncertainty. They recognise the current situation is just another passing storm – and it will pass.

London property sales market remains resilient after recent interest rate rises
Demand for properties in London remains stable although we expect recent interest rate increases to have an impact on market confidence over the coming months.

Recent data has revealed a significant doubling of house prices in several East London Boroughs over the last decade. This surge in prices can be attributed to large scale regeneration and transportat enhancements

The London housing market is really stepping up a gear as we enter the busy summer months. Buyers are showing increasing confidence now that mortgage rates have stabilised and gloomy economic forecasts have thankfully failed to materialise. So the outlook is positive.

Templars Court is a limited collection of eight four-bedroom homes located in Temple Fortune, in North London. You can be forgiven if you’re not familiar with Temple Fortune, as this leafy enclave is somewhat of a well-kept secret and lies between the better known areas of Golders Green and Hampstead Garden Suburb.

Did you know that Spring tends to be the best time to sell a property? It’s true – the Spring months of March to May are arguably the best and most consistent months for property sales year in, year out.

Many Outer London areas rely on a single development or feature to put them on the property map, which is fine if the buying demographic is narrow. By doing precisely the opposite, the Colindale rental market has become a leading driver of growth in Northwest London.

According to official figures just out, the average UK house price was £294,000 in December 2022 – down from £296,000 in November 2022. However, this is £26,000 higher than the same period a year ago. So, what does this tell us as we emerge from a winter of high bills and inflationary pressures?