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London's property market is one of the most dynamic and profitable in the world. It has long been a desirable location for investors, homebuyers, and developers, which has helped to create a unique property market that is both competitive and lucrative. Historically, London property has been a popular investment option for many investors due to its strong capital growth potential and rental demand. London is a global city, attracting people from all over the world for work, study, and leisure, which has driven up demand for property. In recent years, London house prices have experienced significant growth, with the average property price in the capital increasing by more than 70% over the past decade. This growth has been driven by a combination of factors, including a decade of low interest rates, increased demand from foreign investors, and a chronic shortage of supply. Read more

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Sold house prices in London

Why choose Benham & Reeves to Let out your London property?

With more than 60 years of operating in London, our finger is firmly on the pulse of the sales and rentals markets in London and surrounding areas. As an established presence, we have expert local knowledge on hand and through our international offices, we have serious buyers and tenants looking for property in the local area.

Please talk to us if you are considering selling your London property.

FAQs

Over the last decade, the performance of London property has been quite strong overall, with house prices generally increasing year on year. However, there have been some fluctuations in the market, and the rate of growth has varied depending on the area and type of property. London house prices have increased significantly over the last decade, with some estimates putting the increase at around 70%.

It's worth noting that London house prices have grown at different rates in different areas of the city, with some areas experiencing much higher growth than others. Additionally, there have been some fluctuations in the market, particularly in response to events like the COVID-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, London property has generally been a strong investment over the last decade, with prices rising significantly over the period.

Some analysts and experts have argued that London property is overvalued, while others believe that prices are justified by the demand and scarcity of property in the city. It is true that prices have risen much faster than incomes in recent years, which has made it difficult for many people to afford to buy property in the city. London property prices are among the highest in the world.

Many argue that London property prices are justified by the strong demand for property in the city, particularly from international buyers. London is a major global financial centre and a hub for business and culture, and as such, there is a limited supply of property in desirable areas.

If you would like to know the value of a property, we can help. Ask us for a free market valuation today. You might be surprised at how much we can achieve in today’s market.

Predicting the future direction of London house prices is always a challenging task, as it depends on a variety of factors that can be difficult to anticipate.

The performance of the wider economy and Government policies can have a significant impact on the housing market, as changes in employment levels, interest rates, and consumer confidence can all influence demand for property.

It's worth noting, however, that the London property market has historically been quite resilient, and even in the face of significant economic or political shocks, prices have tended to recover relatively quickly. We are predicting house prices will remain stable this year and return to growth next year.

If you would like a regular Housing Market Update sent to you inbox monthly, why not sign up for our property market newsletter. Its easy to sign up and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Inflation does have an impact on UK house prices, as rising prices can lead to higher demand for property as a hedge against inflation. When inflation is high, people may look to invest their money in assets such as property, which can offer a more stable and secure return compared to other investments that may be more vulnerable to inflation.

Inflation also impacts the cost of borrowing, which can in turn affect demand for property. When inflation is high, central banks may raise interest rates to help control inflation, which can make borrowing more expensive and reduce demand for property. Conversely, when inflation is low, central banks may lower interest rates to stimulate economic activity, which can make borrowing cheaper and increase demand for property.

In general, inflation can be a key driver of demand for property, particularly as an investment to protect against inflation.

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