An estimated 444 homes priced at £2m or more have been listed for sale across London in the two weeks since the Autumn Budget.

City of London properties above £5m will see average increases of 349%, while Hammersmith and Fulham face rises of 306%.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, examines why recent tax changes and upcoming regulations could accelerate landlord exits and drive a continued surge in rents...

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank explores how the Budget’s Mansion Tax decision has eased uncertainty in the prime London market while revealing the...

London’s prime property market continued to soften in Q3 2025, with falling prices, rising discounts, and growing opportunities for buyers.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, examines the effects of pre-Budget uncertainty and constrained listings on rental growth in London’s prime property...

Nearly a quarter of prime London listings are period properties, according to new analysis.

Several London postcodes, including Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster, have seen property prices decline, leaving some sellers exempt from CGT.

Notting Hill saw the largest fall in high-end listings at -15.4% in Q3.

Barnes led super prime demand (£10m+) at 33.3%, with the largest quarterly growth of +33.3%.