As the world hangs on for positive news about the latest variant, any predictions surrounding the property market next year have been likened to an inkblot test – you will see...

Several nation lockdowns have resulted in depleted numbers of overseas buyers operating in the UK property market. However, with light at the end of the tunnel and a semblance of...

Knight Frank looks at how a degree of lingering pandemic caution means that it is not yet business as usual in prime central London, despite the relaxation of international travel...

New home delivery could be at risk due to ongoing supply chain challenges, according to a new survey of over 50 volume and SME housebuilders conducted by Knight Frank.

Following eighteen months of muted market activity due to the pandemic, central London’s prime property market is showing clear signs of a rebound, with buyer demand at the start...

The imbalance of supply and demand for rental accommodation in London has seen a 'sprint for stock' between two of the largest groups competing for what little available properties...

Landlords in the capital were hit hard during the height of the pandemic as many tenants headed out of the city to be closer to family and friends, resulting in prolonged void periods...

Despite a particularly challenging financial climate that the majority of the UK is battling with at present, it's another story for the super-wealthy who are continuing to invest in...

Over the last six weeks, the tenant’s market has become a landlord’s market as supply continues to fall and demand has hit record highs.

The switch from a tenant’s market has been swift, say Knight Frank, who has seen a 73% rise in the number of new prospective tenants registering with them since August 2019.