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Sterling’s weakness against the dollar — in which many hold their wealth — is an important factor
The weakened pound means a big discount for these buyers — but whether their interest will convert to sales is unclear
The east London destination was first conceived for commuters. Now it’s being rebuilt for a residential age
Recent mortgage rate rises have created an impasse in the affluent west London area
The small city is benefiting from the boom in the life sciences sector
What possessed Lucy Kellaway, a self-confessed ‘caricature Londoner’, to move to northern England?
New buyers have been prepared to pay record sums in this coveted — though quiet — London enclave
From a Georgian mansion with landscaped gardens to an elegant apartment near the city’s art galleries
Property tycoon disposes of luxurious complex located west of London
From Grade II-listed Georgian houses to homes with their own woodland walks
The chalk valleys and honey-hued villages of the English county are less voguish — and less expensive — than neighbouring areas
Sanctions imposed since the attack on Ukraine have complicated deals, with estate agents under pressure to scrutinise funds
Sales in the beautiful villages of Constable Country are rising, helped by good schools and favourable commutes to London
The north-west London area attracts upsizers seeking more spacious properties and gardens
After years of difficulty, the redeveloped Battersea Power Station in south London has left its ‘soulless’ past behind
Good schools and green spaces appeal to families — but buyers struggle to find the right home
From a lakeside house in the foothills of Mount Fuji to a hilltop villa on the Greek island of Tinos
A village revival, good transport and an abundance of schools mean many residents upsize and downsize within the north London enclave
The common’s 85-hectare green space — along with the allure of ‘village’ life — boosts demand in this south London neighbourhood
Commercial landlord’s vacancy rate for estate that includes Carnaby Street falls below 5%
Energy crisis provides a lesson in ‘Aganomics’ for property owners
Sales are surging in the historic Hampshire city and nearby villages but demand is outstripping supply
A 2,500-acre park on one side, Kew Gardens on the other and an average sale price so far this year of £803,700
Prospective tenants in the city’s red-hot market face ferocious competition and dwindling supply
Both sales and rentals are rising in the west London area, which is luring those priced out of Notting Hill
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