2013 was another positive year for Prime Central London residential with average prices reaching £1,543,102 at the end of November reports London Central Portfolio.

The UK has emerged as “two markets” from the downturn – the capital and commuter belt being driven by the London effect and the rest of the country where other areas of the...

The Chancellor, George Osborne has announced the current exemption from CGT for non-UK resident owners of residential properties will be removed in 2015.

With days to go until the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, speculation is rife as to what further property taxes the Coalition will seek to extract in order to augment their coffers....

Prices in prime central London rose 6.9% in the year to November, the slowest growth rate in almost four years.

According to Knightfrank, UK house prices are set to rise by 24% by the end of 2018, although once inflation is stripped out, the real expected growth in prices is 14%.

The transformation of the housing market in 2013 has been notable. Strong price growth might not be justified by market fundamentals, but government support and rising confidence have...

Development land values in prime central London rose by 4.5% in Q3, taking the annual increase to 13.9%.

‘House Price Rise’ anxiety is affecting tenants in the Home Counties as well as Zones 1 and 2 with 35% of tenants surveyed worried about getting on the housing ladder before the...

Despite rents falling in October, the number of new tenants moving into prime rented accommodation in London in the two months to October 2013 was at a record level.