
London £5m+ market Q1 2026 analysis
"London’s £5 million-plus markets lose momentum amid global uncertainty"
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"London’s £5 million-plus markets lose momentum amid global uncertainty"

"The 1st May 2026 marks the biggest change to the residential lettings industry in over 30 years. As we enter the much-anticipated ‘new age’ of the private rented sector, we look at the key changes, the longer-term roadmap, and who the landlords and tenants of the future will be."

"Prime rents hold steady in the capital, with seasonal readjustment in the regional markets."

"Landlords will need to change their approach, given regulatory and fiscal changes."
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"With the Autumn Budget behind us and a Renters’ Right Act implementation date of 1st May 2026 confirmed, the dust has started to settle in the prime rental market. As thoughts now look to the future, we discuss how prime rental values are changing, what has happened to sentiment, and our latest prime rental forecasts for the next five years."

"We uncover what makes these areas of north and east London so resilient"

"We examine the likely impact of new regulations on rental strategy and pricing"

"The prime rental markets held firm, but change is imminent as the enactment of the Renters’ Rights Bill draws closer"

"New dynamics open up in London’s prime central lettings market during this significant period of upheaval"

"Looking at the sales and rental movements across 14 premium London districts over one- and five-year periods, the data reveals significant variations between areas and time frames, with some locations showing resilience while others present new opportunities"