Foreign ownership of prime central London homes rose by nearly 5% last year, with Westminster leading and Hong Kong nationals remaining the largest group of overseas buyers.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, explores how international buyers and tenants are looking more closely at the UK due to economic instability and political...

Transactions saw a rise of nearly 13% during the first three months of the year, according to new figures.

An estimated 10,800 millionaires left Britain for good in 2024, more than every other country bar China.

London is just one of two regions where house prices have fallen since the Labour government came into power, research by London lettings and estate agent Benham and Reeves has shown -...

The commuter belt saw the strongest quarterly rental growth, with central London remaining more discretionary, according to Savills' latest data.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, looks at what's happening at the top end of the capital's lettings market.

Brexit, the pandemic, and higher stamp duty costs have seen the proportion of international buyers looking for a home in Great Britain fall to just 1.0% in Q1.

Jamie Hope, Managing Director of Sales at Maskells shares his thoughts on why, amid economic and political headwinds, there are still plenty of reasons for positivity in the property...

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