2021-10-14-莱坊-Monthly_UK_Residential_Property_Market_Update_October_2021_2页_206kb

报告摘要

Market Sentiment: Residential property sentiment remains strong, with key indices like new instructions and future price growth climbing above 50, indicating moderate strengthening after the end of the stamp duty holiday. However, month-on-month confidence is softening due to volatility.
Price Growth Moderation: Annual house price growth slowed to 10% in September, down from 11% in August. Regions with the highest growth include Wales (15.3%), Northern Ireland (14.3%), and Yorkshire & the Humber (12.3%). London saw minimal growth, and overall growth in English regions declined.
Supply and Demand Dynamics: A supply shortage persists, particularly in prime London, where new listings decreased, and mortgage approvals fell for the third consecutive month. High demand is driven by returning students, office workers, and overseas tenants, leading to increased activity in the lettings market.
Regional Highlights: London experienced rental increases in specific areas (e.g., Canary Wharf +6.1%), while Edinburgh had a modest 2% price increase in the third quarter. Wales and Northern Ireland led in growth.
Overall Trends: While prices and sentiment are still positive, moderation is evident. Supply constraints continue to influence transactions, and regional variations highlight diverging market conditions.