Market News & Reports

From May 2016 onward, there has been a relatively gentle and almost straight-line increase in house prices, despite the Brexit referendum in June 2016.

Foreign buyers of residential real estate in Queensland are required to pay an additional 3 per cent duty surcharge on acquisitions of specified residential property in Queensland, called Additional Foreign Acquirer Duty (AFAD), from 1 October 2016.

Outer London along with key regional hubs such as Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool look set to be at the heart of our UK strategy for 2017.

The capital now has the slowest rate of growth in the country, as low supply in the north of England is driving yields for investors.

High rental yields, job creation and population growth are making the UK's great northern cities property investment hotspots for overseas buyers

The government will more than double the property stamp duty for second-home buyers to 15 per cent.

* On track for best weekly gains since March

* Trade-weighted sterling hits four-week high

* BoE says rate rise chances have risen

A report by HSBC on the current UK property market, in which key changes in property prices, underlying rental demand, supply and demand, rental trends, and economic uncertainty, etc. are discussed.