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All the latest residential property research.
Colliers International: Residential Datashot - January 2012
2011 saw weak, yet resilient, house prices. Halifax recorded a 1.3% decrease in house prices over the last 12 months, while Nationwide recorded a 1% increase overall for the 12 months to December.
Douglas & Gordon: The London Barometer
Despite the economic and political turmoil December was a surprisingly busy month for sales at D&G and remarkably one of the best of the year.
Knight Frank Residential Research: Prime Global Forecast - Q4 2011
Before 2007 the global housing market was a much simpler subject to analyse. Prices and demand rose year-on-year pretty much everywhere and at almost every level of the market.
Knight Frank: One Hyde Park - analysing its performance, influence and potential legacy
For three years the four-storey bank of sitecabins facing into Hyde Park, and the army of construction workers building the 86 apartments (up to 2,500 workers on site during peak construction periods and over 5,000 workers involved in the project in total) were testament to the ambition behind the development.
The Young Group: Private Rented Sector Sentiment Report - Q3 2011
Recent press reports have focused heavily on the increase in activity in the buy-to-let mortgage market, hailing a resurgence of growth in the Private Rented Sector.
Knight Frank: Student Property 2012
Student property has performed exceptionally well as an asset class compared to traditional investments over the last year. In fact, it has outperformed every other commercial property class and delivered consistent returns throughout the economic downturn, argues Knight Frank’s Head of Student Property James Pullan.
Chainbow/Berkeley Way: Residential Yardstick 2011
The following survey was designed by lettings agency Berkeley Way and property management company, Chainbow, to gauge owners, investors and renters’ opinions and attitudes about what lies ahead for the residential industry in 2012.
Home Builders Federation: Broken Ladder 2 - November 2011
While owner occupancy is still the most popular form of tenure - with over 80% of the population aspiring to own their own home - the number of people actually getting a foot on the property ladder has fallen considerably since around 2003.
Knight Frank: UK Housing Market Forecast - Q4 2011
While the housing market is influenced by a huge number of issues, our research points to five key indicators which in large part dictate the health of the market:the balance of new supply and demand,mortgage market accessibility,the costof debt,household income growth,the performance of the UK economy.
Knight Frank: Residential Research - London Hotspots
London property prices have outperformed the wider mainstream market in recent years, buoyed by continued demand from British and overseasbuyers, despite the economic turmoil since the financial crisis.
