Signs that the market is beginning to stabilise are growing stronger as new data from SpareRoom highlights that rents are continuing to ease in the capital.

When asked to look to the future, investors were wary about the London market over the next five years, according to new research from Enness Global.

Demand for rental properties in the capital decreased 35% month-on-month from August, tracking typical seasonal trends according to Foxtons.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, explores what has been happening across the capital's prime lettings market ahead of the forthcoming Renters Rights Bill.

Conversely, super prime demand has actually seen demand increase.

Benham and Reeves latest research revealed some locations where a month’s rent costs a year’s salary

Forged IDs, digitally altered supporting documents, and undeclared CCJs and IVAs are commonplace in the capital's fast-paced lettings market.

The firm has continued with its strategic expansion plans and carved out a new regional territory in the process.

The prospects of purchasing a property alone in the capital are virtually impossible for the vast majority.

The price of prime property in London increased by 3.4% in the last quarter, according to the latest findings from Coutts’ London Prime Property Index.