Insights

The July 2025 update reports a slight acceleration in house price growth and a continued slowdown in rental growth. Economic indicators are mixed, with GDP contracting in April but retail sales and buyer demand showing some improvement.

The May 2025 housing market update notes stalling house price growth and a continued slowdown in rental growth. Economic indicators are mixed, with positive GDP and inflation data offset by global uncertainty and subdued market activity.

The April 2025 update reports a slight dip in house price growth and a continued slowdown in rental growth. Economic and geopolitical uncertainties are impacting consumer confidence and housing demand.

The March 2025 update shows a stabilising housing market, with positive but slowing house price and rental growth. Economic uncertainty and global factors are weighing on consumer confidence and market activity.

The February 2025 update shows continued improvement in the housing market, with rising sales and mortgage approvals. Rental growth is easing but remains strong, especially in London and the North.

Our Q2 2025 Central London Net Effective Rents Monitor illustrates the combined impact of changes to both headline rents and the typical length of rent free periods across 22 central London districts.

Our Q1 2025 Central London Net Effective Rents Monitor illustrates the combined impact of changes to both headline rents and the typical length of rent free periods across 22 central London districts.

Our Q4 2024 Central London Net Effective Rents Monitor illustrates the combined impact of changes to both headline rents and the typical length of rent free periods across 22 central London districts.

Our Q3 2024 Central London Net Effective Rents Monitor illustrates the combined impact of changes to both headline rents and the typical length of rent free periods across 22 central London districts.