
Prime London house prices – Q2 2023
"Recent further increases in the cost of mortgage finance are likely to put further pressure on prices in the more mortgage dependent parts of prime London"
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"Recent further increases in the cost of mortgage finance are likely to put further pressure on prices in the more mortgage dependent parts of prime London"
"As pressure on buyers’ budgets increases, committed sellers need to price in a way that reflects the prevailing macroeconomic conditions"
"Prime activity across Scotland is defying expectations, with an annual increase in £500,000+ sales"
"Spring is usually a time of new beginnings. For the property market, this time of year is traditionally when we see the market pick up, with gardens in bloom and good photography bringing out the best of homes"
"How resilient has the prime housing market been to a change in the cost of mortgage debt and other drivers of demand?"
"Key findings from our latest buyer and seller survey"
"The release of the 2021 census data for England and Wales has caused great excitement in Savills research department"
"Across the prime rental market, there have been significant levels of growth over the past three years. But, higher inflation and the cost of living have taken some of the heat out of the market. We look at four areas, how they have performed and the trends driving their individual markets"
"As international buyers have returned to the prime central London market, sales of homes worth over £5 million in London have remained strong, even in the wake of recent financial events"
"There has been significant variation in performance across the prime property markets of the UK since the beginning of the pandemic"