
Prime UK Residential – Autumn/Winter 2026
Contains 6 articles"Against a backdrop of continued economic and geopolitical uncertainty, the prime property market has remained remarkably steady."
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"Against a backdrop of continued economic and geopolitical uncertainty, the prime property market has remained remarkably steady."

"Why committed movers are driving activity in an imperfect market."

"Having made the decision to move, one of the greatest dilemmas is how to price your property to ensure you get the right price, while avoiding a protracted period of marketing."

"We had around 1,100 responses to our latest buyer and seller survey."

"Having put rental reform to bed with the Renters’ Rights Act, the government has turned its attention to the process of buying and selling a home. Lucian Cook looks at what it could mean if the proposals are adopted."

"2026 has all the credentials to be regarded as a pivotal year for the rental market. The abolition of the Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement has marked the biggest change in landlord and tenant regulation since, well, its introduction."

"Over the summer, HMRC released two sets of statistics that provide useful insight into both the financial pressures on landlords and the extent to which they have headed for the exit, battened down the hatches or adapted to their new regulatory surroundings."

"From caution to commitment"

"The challenge facing central London is not one of demand, but one of a mismatch between buyer and seller expectations."

"Understanding what makes prime central London's rental market unique"