London property

London Gardens

London gardens can add more than £205,000 in value as Chelsea tops table for prime buyers seeking outdoor space

Ahead of this year's Chelsea Flower Show, research by Enness Global has revealed that a garden can add more than £205,000 to the value of a London home, whilst Chelsea fittingly boasts the highest degree of garden availability for high-net-worth homebuyers in the current market. Enness Global has also revealed the top five trends currently shaping luxury outdoor spaces across prime London...

Turkey Investors

London property remains a safe haven for Turkish wealth amid currency decline

The latest research by London lettings and estate agent, Benham and Reeves , has shown how London property has helped Turkish investors preserve wealth against the dramatic depreciation of the Turkish lira, with the average London home increasing by 5,490% in lira terms since 2005.

Benham and Reeves analysed the historic performance of the Turkish lira against the pound, before...

London Property

Prime London sellers return to market as £2m+ stock climbs in Q1

The latest look at prime London property supply from Jefferies London has shown that the volume of homes priced at £2m or more listed for sale across Prime Central London (PCL) increased by 2.7% during the first quarter of 2026, with £2m+ homes now accounting for 35.5% of all PCL stock.

Jefferies London analysed current for-sale listings across the PCL market, looking at what...

London Commercial Property

Just one in five London commercial assets attracting investor interest, as demand shifts across sectors

The latest research by BPS London has revealed that just 18.2% of commercial property opportunities currently listed for sale across London have secured a buyer, highlighting a highly selective investment landscape across the capital.

BPS London analysed current commercial property listings across London, assessing the proportion of available opportunities that have already attracted...

London Property

London's most prestigious postcodes revealed as 11 areas record average sold prices above £1m

The latest research from Enness Global has revealed London's 11 most prestigious postcodes based on average sold price data, with the SW1A postcode covering Mayfair and St James's topping the table, where the average home sold for £2.375m.

Enness Global analysed sold price data from the Land Registry, examining transactions to have completed across London's prime market and compiling...

London Mansion Tax

Prime London Sees Post-Budget Surge in £2m+ Listings, as Usual Festive Market Lull Looks Unlikely

The latest research from prime London property experts, Jefferies London, reveals that, just two weeks on from the Autumn Budget and its newly announced prime property surcharges, an estimated 444 homes priced at £2m or more have been listed for sale across the capital. These new listings account for around one in 10 (9%) of all £2m-plus homes currently on the market, signalling a clear post-...

The White House

Trump's renovation mistakes wipe $144m off the value of the White House

The latest analysis from Enness Global suggests that Donald Trump's controversial overhaul of the White House has wiped $144.5 million off its hypothetical market value, serving as a timely reminder that even the world's most recognisable homes are not immune to damaging design decisions.

But while America debates the cost of presidential renovations, Enness Global reports a far more...

London Property

London homebuyers have paid nearly £25bn in Stamp Duty over the last decade, with prime boroughs hit hardest

The latest research from Jefferies London shows that, as many await news of potential Stamp Duty reform in the upcoming Autumn Budget, homebuyers across the capital have collectively paid almost £25bn (£24.9bn) in Stamp Duty over the last ten years, with buyers in prime central London contributing the largest share by a considerable margin.

Jefferies London analysed every primary...

London

Prime London second home purchases fall by over 50% as market braces for further tax changes

The latest research from Jefferies London shows that second home purchases have fallen by 42% across the capital over the last 12 months, with this decline even more pronounced across the prime market at 51%.

Jefferies London analysed sold price records from the Land Registry, looking at transactions to have completed over the last year and the market split between Category A sales (...

London

London sits fourth in list of global property hotspots

London sits fourth in list of global property hotspots for house price performance

Research by peer to peer real estate investment platform, easyMoney , has shown that despite the London market trailing the rest of the UK where pandemic property price performance is concerned, the capital ranks within the top four most sought after global markets when it comes to the annual rate of property...

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