Some areas of the capital are particularly effective at luring buyers away from their original destination of choice.

The capital’s first-time buyers accounted for over a fifth of the total FTB market activity seen throughout the year.

Applicant demand in May saw a month-on-month increase of 20% compared to April.

82% of people who moved to the South East from London are happier in life now that they are no longer in the capital, according to a new survey.

As many as 48% of the capital's prospective first-time buyers are planning to take on extra work to save the amount needed for a house deposit.

Grant Leggett, Executive Director Boyer looks at the impact of a future Labour government on the role of the London Mayor.

Anna Ward, associate in the residential research team at Knight Frank explores the market data and trends impacting residential development in the capital.

With average house prices across the capital of £701,280 - £341,532 more expensive than the average house price in the UK, commuter towns are rapidly gaining popularity...

Stamp Duty data covering 2022/23 revealed that almost half of all residential purchases across Westminster were for second homes.

Crossrail is proving to be the silver bullet against an otherwise sluggish London market, according to new analysis.