Category: London Property News

With the first UK lockdown finishing at the end of August, the property market, in general, began to flourish once again with buyers returning and London property prices rising. According to recent new statistics from the Land Registry, the average cost of a residential home increased 3.5 per cent to £489,159, surpassing the previous property… Continue reading How is lockdown affecting London Property Prices?

With the property market in London, prices continue to recover post-lockdown. In areas with more family houses/apartments and outdoor spaces, prices have risen exponentially. In fact, in a location like Islington and Dulwich, demand is already outstripping supply. International property firm, Knight Frank has commented that it has been no ordinary summer for London’s property… Continue reading Is buying London property a good investment given the current situation?

The activity in the London property market is continuing apace. The first quarter of this year has indeed been a torrid time for investors and developers alike, as the people try to complete transactions with the various limitations under current UK government guidelines. Naturally, the sector was left reeling. However, in the backdrop of the… Continue reading Technology and policy leads the way for UK property recovery

It appears that life in quarantine is having an effect on attitudes to urban living in Central London according to the Evening Standard. Families in particular for over a month living in the hustle and bustle of the capital, are perhaps looking further afield for London property right into zone 5-6  areas where traffic, noise… Continue reading Why Quarantined Londoners Might Be Thinking About a New Home

Novel CoVid-19, a word everyone is aware of and has shocked every human being. Since the coronavirus disease outbreak in Wuhan, China has been declared, the world has been turned upside down. It has already spread across almost in more than 100 countries, infecting more than 2,00,000 and killing more than 10,000 patients. With the… Continue reading Will Coronavirus Affect London Property Prices?

The London property market has seen a fall because of the long political uncertainty since the EU referendum in June 2016. The most expensive boroughs witnessed the biggest fall; Kensington & Chelsea saw a 12.6% drop, followed by Westminster which saw a 8.8% fall, to below the £1 million mark. Rightmove said it expects a… Continue reading London Property Prices Set to Increase in 2020