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“As a buyer in London’s competitive property market, you’ll need to demonstrate not only liquidity, but also clear intent and readiness” says Chris Cooper, Associate Director at Benham and Reeves.

Affordable areas of East London have seen the strongest house price growth in the past 10 years, analysis from agent Benham and Reeves has revealed.

Director of Benham and Reeves, Marc von Grundherr, commented, "Now that the dust has settled, we expect to see an increase in market activity over the coming months, as many buyers and sellers look to press on with their plans for the year. This will help to further cultivate a property market that has stood very firm, despite the wider economic headwinds that have blown fiercely in recent months.”

Director of Benham and Reeves Marc von Grundherr added: “A marginal decline in the rate of house price growth was to be expected given the recent stamp duty deadline, however, this is nothing more than a momentary pause for breath following a heightened sense of urgency to complete on the side of the nation’s homebuyers prior to April 1.

Marc von Grundherr, Director at Benham & Reeves in London says: “We’ve seen a strong start to the year, with a surge in new listings entering the market, while tenant demand levels remain robust. The majority of landlords haven’t been particularly phased by the Renters’ Rights Bill. In essence, those providing good quality accommodation have little to worry about.”

Marc von Grundherr, Director at Benham & Reeves in London said: “We’ve seen a strong start to the year, with a surge in new listings entering the market, while tenant demand levels remain robust. The majority of landlords haven’t been particularly phased by the Renters’ Rights Bill. In essence, those providing good quality accommodation have little to worry about.

Marc von Grundherr, director at Benham and Reeves estate agents in London said: “We’ve seen a strong start to the year, with a surge in new listings entering the market, while tenant demand levels remain robust. The majority of landlords haven’t been particularly fazed by the Renters’ Rights Bill. In essence, those providing good quality accommodation have little to worry about.”

"We have seen a strong start to the year with a surge in new listings entering the market, while tenant demand levels remain robust," says Marc von Grundherr of Benham & Reeves.

Fly-tipping is classified as the illegal disposal of household, industrial and commercial waste. London lettings and estate agent Benham and Reeves analysed the latest government figures on the annual number of fly-tipping incidents across every local authority in England, in the period between April 2023 to March 2024.

Research by London lettings and estate agent, Benham and Reeves, has shown that London is just one of two regions where house prices have fallen since Labour came into power and it’s the prime London market that has seen the largest decline when it comes to the rate at which property values are depreciating.