Despite a £2bn injection into social and affordable housing, the government face an uphill battle to solve the housing crisis due to the decline in volume of affordable homes...

March saw a 14% increase in new rental listings across London compared to February

Asking prices climbed in every region across England during March, except Greater London, according to newly released data.

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

The rest of the country seems to be catching up with the capital's more mature and established build-to-rent market.

There are currently 4,073 homes listed across the prime London market with a price tag of £2m or more.

Foxtons' latest data shows that the average rent now stands at £557 per week in the capital, slightly higher than in 2024.

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Anna Ward, Associate in Knight Frank’s Research team explores the rising demand for move-in-ready new homes across the capital and how developers are offering incentives.

High stock levels have steered sellers across Greater London and the South of England toward more competitive pricing.