The Property Market in 2026

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The Property Market in 2026
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The Property Market in 2026

Local Market Activity

Market conditions continue to vary depending on location, price range, and property type. Across West London and the surrounding areas, demand remains strongest for well-presented family homes, particularly those close to transport links, local high streets, and well-regarded schools. Properties that are realistically priced and in good overall condition are attracting the most interest. Homes that require significant modernisation, or those marketed above current market levels, are generally taking longer to secure a buyer as purchasers remain mindful of affordability and total moving costs.

London’s Ongoing Strength

London continues to demonstrate strong long-term resilience as a residential market. For both UK-based and international buyers, the capital offers stability, strong employment prospects, excellent education, and exceptional global connectivity. As mortgage rates continue to stabilise, we are seeing increased enquiry levels from buyers who have delayed moving decisions and are now starting to re-enter the market with greater confidence.

Higher Value Homes

Within the higher-value sectors, longer-term tax proposals, including potential changes affecting higher-value property from 2028, are beginning to influence buyer and seller decision-making. While demand for the very best homes is expected to remain strong, these factors are encouraging more considered pricing strategies and, in some cases, slightly longer marketing periods. In the current market, accurate pricing, strong presentation, and access to financially qualified buyers remain key to achieving the best possible outcomes.

If you are considering selling, letting, or reviewing your property’s current market position, our team would be delighted to provide tailored advice based on current local market conditions.

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