MIM Q2 2019

"Prices in the prime London’s inner commuter zone continue to soften, in what remains a price- sensitive market. During the second quarter of 2019, values eased back by 0.6%, contributing to an annual decrease of 2.4%."

"Values in the prime London’s outer commuter zone have risen for the first time in more than two years, despite ongoing price sensitivity."

"Across the Midlands and North of England, the key fundamentals of attainability, quality of life, good schools, transport connections to London and economic growth will drive local markets."

"House prices in prime London held firm for the first time in more than three years in the period from March to June 2019. "

"Supply in Edinburgh has been more consistent in 2019, maintaining prime transactional growth. But prices will have to be set appropriately to attract viewers and progress sales"

"Prices in prime London suburbs are rising again. In the past three months, house prices increased by 0.7% – more than any other prime region in the country."

"Values of prime properties across the wider South (the region that sits beyond London’s commuter zone) marginally increased over the second quarter of 2019, growing by 0.6%. "

"Land values remain stable in Q2 due to careful site selection from housebuilders."