Bloomberg journalists answer your questions on London property prices — from affordable housing to luxury mansions ...

London property market running out of steam as number of mortgages for home buyers falls 16% in a year Fall coincides with tougher mortgage lending checks Reduces demand from buyers and could ...

London residential properties representing the capital's rental market where property investors face unprecedented HMRC tax scrutiny, as former revenue inspector analysis reveals enforcement ...

House prices in City of London increased in June, rising more than the average across London, new figures show.

T he top end of London’s property market usually eases into the year, but 2025 has got off to an unusually subdued start. The capital recorded just 34 sales worth more than $10m (£7.4m) during ...

London property transaction volumes have slumped and rental growth has slowed, but the capital’s prime property market remains robust according to a new report. Annual rental growth across London ...

Knight Frank identified three factors underpinning the appetite for property in London: capital growth potential; advantageous currency rates; and education. Educational opportunities in London are ...

The top end of London's property market has weakened from its headiest days after the financial crisis. Chancellor George Osborne hiked stamp duty for the most expensive properties at the end of 2014.

Something weird is happening to the London property market. House prices have risen by just 1.7% over the past year, but rents have climbed by 9.1%. So what gives? The landlord exodus story, which ...

According to property market data service Hometrack, the London growth rate was 1.9 per cent year on year. In stark contrast, it was at 18 per cent in 2014 when “the market was at its hottest”.