Demand is returning to normal, and new applications are slowing following the rush ahead of the Stamp Duty deadline.

Richmond was the most in-demand area of London's prime market during the first three months of the year, while Wimbledon proved to be the most in demand for super prime properties.

Activity in the housing market is expected to "soften" following the rush to beat today's Stamp Duty deadline.

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

The price of a typical UK house was £269,000 in January 2025 - £13,000 higher than 12 months ago.

A spring surge in homes coming to the market has reinforced the current buyer's market.

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The current level of demand for homes is likely unsustainable due to the looming changes to Stamp Duty

Detached properties have increased in value by more than £100,000 over the last five years.