Marc von (Board director at Benham and Reeves)

London attracts investors from around the world, as it has proven to be a rewarding property destination for decades. From market stability to high rental demand fuelled by student and professional relocations, a premium lifestyle and regeneration-led growth, there are many reasons why investors are returning to the UK capital. London property’s long-term global appeal …

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Rightmove’s latest house price index reported a 1.2% growth in the average price of a property coming to the market last month, exceeding the typical 10-year May increase of 1%. With buyer choice at its highest level in a decade and mortgage rates dropping, market confidence appears resilient. Key highlights from May 2026 Average new …

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Located in the centre of Guildford’s £900 million regeneration growth story, Arch & Bloom is a brand-new development offering a sought-after high street location with a suite of upscale amenities. From hilltop views and riverside cafes to abundant parks and lively market squares, there is much to benefit from by investing in this development. As …

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Many overseas parents have children studying in London and are considering whether to rent or own a property. With average rents in the capital the highest in the UK, parents are realising the benefits of investing in property to support their child’s education and using it as a source of consistent income and long-term capital. …

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The US-Iran war in West Asia and the resulting trade blockades have increased inflation, driving up energy costs and mortgage rates in the UK. However, the property market has remained resilient, showing steady growth and positive buyer sentiment, largely unaffected by global uncertainty. Key highlights from April 2026 Average new seller prices rise by 0.8%, …

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Wimbledon Bridge House is a new development, recently launched by London Square in South West London’s sought-after SW19 postcode. A collection of 123 thoughtfully designed homes, buyers and investors have a chance to live and own a property near the best neighbourhood high street in the UK. Wimbledon Village, which is just a short walk …

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Despite many global property markets being affected by the ongoing war in West Asia, which has disrupted supply chains and driven up energy costs, the UK’s property market remains resilient.

Understanding investor sentiment has never been more important in today’s evolving property market. Against this backdrop, our Directors, Anita Mehra and Marc Von Grundherr recently concluded their Asia trip to Hong Kong and Bangkok in March this year. During their trip, they first travelled to Hong Kong, followed by a visit to Bangkok, where they …

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Despite reporting flat price growth in February, Rightmove reported an extraordinary start to the year, with average asking prices for homes up by 2.8% at the start of 2026. While price growth has eased now, better affordability, driven by higher wages, lower interest rates and increased supply, has boosted buying activity in the UK and …

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Landlords in the UK and London have a clear roadmap for implementing all the updated regulations laid out by the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. Here’s a refresher on how things are shaping up for landlords in the private rental sector in 2026.

Many overseas buyers question whether UK property is still a good investment after recent years of inflation, rising borrowing costs and price corrections.

As a landlord, investor or homebuyer considering a property move in the UK capital, negative or hostile headlines about the London property market are rife.