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Residential Market Comment Q1 2022

26/04/2022

The beginning of 2022 started with great hope and optimism in all our lives and the wider economy as a whole, if not tinted with a little hesitation. The end is now in sight, and we are all hoping to return to normal as quickly as possible. Huge numbers of workers have started returning to...

Residential Market Comment Q3 2021

01/10/2021

What a turnaround we have seen in the lettings market over the last three months. The rush or stampede back into London, combined with the seasonal August and September market has seen huge amounts of applicants registering with agents. Off the back of this, Landstones has let record numbers of properties across all property types....

Residential Market Comment Q2 2021

23/06/2021

The last three months have seen a continuation of the turbulent market that prime Central London has been experiencing for over twelve months. However, the tide seems very much to be turning, with lockdown restrictions continuing to ease and Freedom Day looming large on the horizon, couple this with a very successful vaccine roll out...

March Market Comment

01/04/2021

Along with the Spring weather, March has brought a sense of renewed confidence to the London property Market. With the days getting longer and the improved climate there is now a lot to be optimistic about. As we head into the spring market for both sales and lettings, we now have a world leading vaccination...

February Market Comment

01/03/2021

February has been another long month of restrictions and lockdown although we can finally see a light at the end of the tunnel. It certainly feels like that in the London property market! Boris Johnson has, last week, laid out the governments road map for easing restrictions and ending the national lockdown. The prevailing sentiment...

January Market Comment

02/02/2021

January 2021 started in very much the same vein as the end of 2020, Covid restrictions are still very much in the forefront of people’s minds and the limitations on personal movement have created an artificial backlog of pent-up demand in both the sales and the lettings markets. Buyers are still very keen to take...

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