
A deep dive in to the Savills Prime Index
"There has been significant variation in performance across the prime property markets of the UK since the beginning of the pandemic"
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"There has been significant variation in performance across the prime property markets of the UK since the beginning of the pandemic"

"Scotland’s prime market has witnessed a positive start to the year with constrained supply underpinning values. However, as a wider selection of properties become available, realistic pricing will be essential in order to convert underlying levels of demand into transactional activity"

"Prices stabilise across prime regional markets following mini-budget dip, but realistic pricing will be critical over the coming months"

"Price growth stabilises across prime London following a dip at the end of 2022. But realistic pricing will be crucial to maintain momentum and activity this year"
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"On Wednesday 1st February 2023, we hosted a virtual panel discussion with to introduce a thriving new neighbourhood for Bristol. "

"Central London’s performance has been relatively robust during 2022, both in terms of pricing and transactions. But during 2023, the UK is expected to teeter on the edge of a recession"

"Looking further ahead, the prime Scotland market will remain robust as the value gap and quality of life, alongside the strength and depth of Edinburgh and Glasgow’s economy, means there’s more capacity for growth, and we expect the markets here to outperform the overall prime UK market over the next five years"

"Markets further from London, where mortgage affordability is least stretched, have been most robust, with properties in the Midlands and North, Scotland, and the South of England beyond the commuter zone seeing the smallest price adjustments"

"Central London’s recovery interrupted as global economic growth slows."

"Over the past three months, the prime regional housing market has shown subdued levels of price growth, off the back of two years of strong appreciation in capital values."