<p>Micro Living is not the only solution to the housing crisis in the UK. However, with appropriate checks and balances in place, it can provide an improved housing offering to a growing proportion of the population looking to live in cities.</p>
<p>Crucially it is the prioritising of a city&rsquo;s working and leisure options that can allow someone to sacrifice some of those same facilities and amenities in their own home.</p>
<h4>Micro solutions to a macro problem &ndash; June 2018</h4>
<p>Key highlights include:</p>
<p>&bull; In simple terms Micro Living can be defined as a housing solution that provides total personal living space below UK minimum space standards.</p>
<p>&bull; House shares are the most common form of Micro Living in the UK, with millions of homes across the UK arranged in this format.</p>
<p>&bull; Despite the planning system stating a minimum residential threshold of 37sq m, there has been an increasing amount of micro-homes built in the UK below that size with c.3,000 built in 2014, 5,600 in 2015 and 7,800 in 2016</p>
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Micro solutions to a macro problem – June 2018

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Micro Living can help address the UK's housing crisis, offering housing solutions in urban areas amid rising demand.

Micro Living is not the only solution to the housing crisis in the UK. However, with appropriate checks and balances in place, it can provide an improved housing offering to a growing proportion of the population looking to live in cities.

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<p>The Central London Development sales market remains slower than developers would like, but prices have remained firm for the past year. Importantly, sales activity picked up strongly during Q1 2018. Some developers are delaying launches, but most are
continuing with existing plans. Help to Buy is providing a significant boost to the market below &pound;600,000. Development activity has been slowing over the past three years but is also showing signs of stabilisation.</p>
<p>The volume of construction activity is high by historic standards but, with planning applications slowing sharply, driven in part by the Mayor&rsquo;s firmer stance on affordable housing provision, the medium-term supply pipeline is less certain.</p>
<h4>Central London Development &ndash; June 2018</h4>
<p>Key highlights include:</p>
<p>&bull; Help to Buy a key factor, with schemes below &pound;600K in high demand.</p>
<p>&bull; 46% of Build to Rent units under construction are in core markets - predominantely in more affordable Canary Wharf.</p>
<p>&bull; New build sales increased during Q1 2018 compared with Q4 2017. The number jumped 31% to 2,450 units.</p>
<p>&bull; Developers keen to continue building despite challenging sales environment.</p>
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Central London Development- June 2018

Central London Development sales are slow, but prices held firm, and Q1 2018 saw increased sales activity despite some delayed launches.

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The Central London Development sales market remains slower than developers would like, but prices have remained firm for the past year. Importantly, sales activity picked up strongly during Q1 2018. Some developers are delaying launches, but most are continuing with existing plans.

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<h4>European residential</h4>
<p>The European residential investment market continues to grow at an impressive rate and this year the market has seen significant growth in demand from a wider range of global investors. Investors are attracted to the stable income profile, improved diversification
and possibilities of building scale in the long term.</p>
<p>Our market report highlights current trends at a national and international level, anticipating a number of key developments in the year ahead.</p>
<h4>European Residential &ndash; Investment</h4>
<p>Key highlights include:</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Investment in European residential totalled &euro;43 billion in 2017, a rise of 13% YOY. This includes: stabilised assets, development deals as well as corporate transactions.</p>
<p>The market has continued to experience a growth in demand from a wider range of global investors attracted to the stable income profile, improved diversification and possibility of building a residential platform. This appetite is expected to grow unabated
for the foreseeable future.</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Peripheral markets such as Denmark, Spain and Ireland saw significant growth in investment volumes as investors targeted opportunities in emerging markets.</p>
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The European residential investment market is growing, attracting global investors due to stable income profiles and long-term potential.

The European residential investment market continues to grow at an impressive rate and this year the market has seen significant growth in demand from a wider range of global investors. Investors are attracted to the stable income profile, improved diversification and possibilities of building scale in the long term.

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<p>The Prime Central London sales market is still adjusting to the tax regime introduced more than three years ago. Economic and political uncertainty is further muddying the waters. We believe the market is entering a new phase with some long-time owners
reconsidering their Prime Central London options.</p>
<p>While the vast majority will remain, we expect a moderate but steady number of owners will bring their properties to market over the next 12-18 months, marking the start of this new, more active and acceptance phase for the Prime Central London sales
market. The Prime Central London lettings market is beginning to stabilise following three years of rental value falls. Demand was stronger in Q1 2018 but transaction levels remain low. We expect the market to continue its realignment for the remainder
of the year.</p>
<h4>Prime Central London - May 2018</h4>
<p>Key highlights include:</p>
<p>&bull; House prices across the whole of Prime Central London increased by 0.3% during Q1 2018</p>
<p>&bull; Two-three bedroom houses (typically &pound;2-5m) have seen an uptick in price during Q1</p>
<p>&bull; Submarkets of Mayfair, Chelsea and South Kensington have been firmer in Q1 than elsewhere across Prime Central London</p>
<p>&bull; New phase for PCL that will see more and more properties brought to the market over the next 12-18 months</p>
<p>&bull; New build lettings remains strong</p>
<p>&bull; Positive rental growth recorded in Q1 signalling a turning point in the market. Mayfair, Knightsbridge and South Kensington all showing positive activity</p>
<p>&bull; We expect transaction levels to increase slightly over the course of 2018. Longer term pricing is expect to nudge upwards with stable growth of 8.7% by 2022</p>
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Prime Central London - May 2018

Prime Central London sales are adjusting to a new tax regime and uncertainties, with long-time owners reconsidering their options.

The Prime Central London sales market is still adjusting to the tax regime introduced more than three years ago. Economic and political uncertainty is further muddying the waters. We believe the market is entering a new phase with some long-time owners reconsidering their Prime Central London options.&nbsp;

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<p>The UK&rsquo;s housing crisis has prompted the Government to set a target to build 300,000 homes per year to alleviate a critical imbalance between supply and demand. But what role might Micro Living play in addressing this imbalance?</p>
<h4>Micro Living Defined</h4>
<p>JLL has worked in partnership with the British Property Federation to analyse the terminology used to describe small housing products across the world in order to identify a common definition for Micro Living.</p>
<p>This common definition can be used by all the key parties involved in housing delivery to facilitate a meaningful discussion about the role of Micro Living in boosting housing supply.</p>
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The UK aims to build 300,000 homes annually to address the housing crisis, with Micro Living playing a potential role in meeting targets.

The UK&rsquo;s housing crisis has prompted the Government to set a target to build 300,000 homes per year to alleviate a critical imbalance between supply and demand. But what role might Micro Living play in addressing this imbalance?

<p>Mayfair &amp; St James&rsquo;s are areas undergoing a transformational change. In recent decades one of the most expensive locations in the world has evolved into a largely commercial, retail and hotel destination. Surrounded by parks, adorned with iconic
and historic buildings and home to London&rsquo;s luxury retail, Mayfair &amp; St James&rsquo;s have undergone several eras of change. The present transformation is an incremental one back towards its more historic residential roots. The escalating
demand for high-end and prestigious homes is the catalyst for change. Most significantly, given the scale and nature of developments, we expect Grosvenor Square to shortly become the most desirable residential address in the world.</p>
<h4>Mayfair &amp; St. James&rsquo;s</h4>
<p>Key highlights include:</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Pricing can often exceed &pound;5,000 psf for best in class properties and approach &pound;6,000 psf on rare occasions</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Prices have stabilised during the year to Q1 2018. We expect the next movement in prices to be up</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Typical one bedroom apartments in Mayfair &amp; St James&rsquo;s range from &pound;900,000 to &pound;1.15m while two bedroom flats usually command between &pound;1.75m and &pound;2.0m.</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;A typical one bedroom apartment in Mayfair &amp; St James&rsquo;s rents for between &pound;500 pw and &pound;750 pw while a two bedroom flat ranges from &pound;800 pw to &pound;1,300 pw</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;207 private units in the planning pipeline in the area, adding to the 222 units currently under construction</p>
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Residential Update: Mayfair & St James's

Mayfair and St James's are evolving into commercial and luxury residential areas, with a mix of historic buildings and new developments.

Mayfair &amp; St James&rsquo;s are areas undergoing a transformational change. In recent decades one of the most expensive locations in the world has evolved into a largely commercial, retail and hotel destination. Surrounded by parks, adorned with iconic and historic buildings and home to London&rsquo;s luxury retail, Mayfair &amp; St James&rsquo;s have undergone several eras of change.

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<p>The UK housing market is adjusting to varying levels of political and legislative change, but the 'New Housing Paradigm' is about a bigger, structural shift.</p>
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considers the impact of these changes on market performance over the next 5 years and looks at how the UK housing market is expected to perform in 2018 and beyond.</p>
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JLL UK Residential Forecasts - your complete view for 2018 and beyond

In our recent reports, with in-depth looks at key regions, we discuss the residential sector, what's likely to change, and who'll benefit most, for 2019 and beyond.

The UK housing market is adjusting to varying levels of political and legislative change, but the 'New Housing Paradigm' is about a bigger, structural shift.

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<p>&nbsp;</p><p>Birmingham&rsquo;s city centre has grown as a desirable place to live for many of the city&rsquo;s young professionals, especially over the past couple of years. As yet, however, the residential development market has not responded sufficiently to meet
    this growing demand. This is partly because the latest wave of demand is relatively new, but is also because of the scarcity of available, developable sites in the city centre. These dynamics have pushed sales prices and rents higher.</p><h4>Residential Forecasts: West Midlands</h4><p>Key highlights:</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;House prices in the West Midlands are now rising faster than the UK average with an increase of 5.4% in 2017</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Birmingham has been and will continue to be the key driver of this region&rsquo;s economic growth</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Birmingham city centre rents have risen due to lack of available stock, with two bedroom flats increasing by 2.8% in 2017</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;C. 3,750 units currently under construction in Birmingham</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1571060424/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/2018%20Forecasts/residential-research-regional-forecasts-report-west-midlands-2018.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Report</button></a>
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Residential Forecasts: West Midlands

Birmingham's city centre has grown as a desirable place for young professionals, but residential development hasn't met this new demand, causing higher prices and rents.

Birmingham&rsquo;s city centre has grown as a desirable place to live for many of the city&rsquo;s young professionals, especially over the past couple of years. As yet, however, the residential development market has not responded sufficiently to meet this growing demand. This is partly because the latest wave of demand is relatively new, but is also because of the scarcity of available, developable sites in the city centre. These dynamics have pushed sales prices and rents higher.

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<p>&nbsp;</p><p>Main regional city centres across the UK are expected to outperform with higher sales price and rental growth as the rise of city centre living continues.<br />Both Bristol and Exeter have seen resurgent sales and rental markets in recent years. City
    living has gained strong momentum in Bristol and Exeter over the past three years and, together with an active student market, has pushed demand in both the sales and lettings markets notably higher. And with housing supply in these city centres constrained,
    prices and rents have soared.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><h4>Residential Forecasts: South West England</h4><p>Key highlights:</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;House price growth in the South West has been closely aligned with the national average in recent years</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Bristol and Exeter to experience higher house price growth and rental growth than both the UK and South West averages</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;During 2017 alone a typical two bedroom Bristol city centre apartment has risen from &pound;260,000 to &pound;280,000</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;The Build to Rent market in Bristol is one of the most active across all the UK&rsquo;s city centres</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Driven by a lack of new supply, sales prices on new development in Exeter will rise quite strongly over the next 5 years</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Over the next five years city centre rents in Exeter will rise, with a lack of new supply contributing to an average 3.1% pa increase</p><p>&nbsp;</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1571060424/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/2018%20Forecasts/jll-residential-regional-forecasts-south-west-report.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Report</button></a>
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Residential Forecasts: South West England

Bristol and Exeter's city centers are expected to see higher sales and rental growth, continuing the trend of growing city-center living.

Main regional city centres across the UK are expected to outperform with higher sales price and rental growth as the rise of city centre living continues.&nbsp;Both Bristol and Exeter have seen resurgent sales and rental markets in recent years.&nbsp;

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<p>&nbsp;</p><p>Main regional city centres across the UK are expected to outperform with higher sales price and rental growth as the rise of city centre living continues.</p><p>Edinburgh in particular is forecast to see strong price growth as limited development activity creates further discord between demand and supply. Glasgow too is set for an exciting few years and something of a revolution in housing terms.</p><h4>Residential Forecasts: Scotland</h4><p>Key highlights:</p><p>&bull; House price growth in Scotland has averaged 2.9% pa over the past five years</p><p>&bull; For Scotland as a whole, house prices will increase by around 10% over the next five years</p><p>&bull; We expect Edinburgh city centre sales prices to rise by an average 4.1% pa &ndash; one of the highest city growth forecasts in the UK.</p><p>&bull; We forecast Edinburgh lettings will increase on average 3.3% per year</p><p>&bull; Glasgow city centre sales will rise on average 3.2% p.a</p><p>&bull; 1000+ completed build to rent units in Glasgow over the next 3-4 years</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1571060424/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/2018%20Forecasts/residential-research-residential-regional-forecasts-reports-scotland-final.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Report</button></a>
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Residential Forecasts: Scotland

The Scottish economic and political landscape has been dominated by Brexit over the past 2&frac12; years.

Edinburgh in particular is forecast to see strong price growth as limited development activity creates further discord between demand and supply. Glasgow too is set for an exciting few years and something of a revolution in housing terms.

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<p>&nbsp;</p><p>Main regional city centres across the UK are expected to outperform with higher sales price and rental growth as the rise of city centre living continues. All the main cities in Northern England &ndash; Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds, have seen resurgent
    sales and rental markets in recent years.</p><p>City living has gained strong momentum in Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds over the past three years and, together with an active student market, has pushed demand in both the sales and lettings markets notably higher. And with housing supply in these
    city centres severely constrained, prices and rents have soared.</p><h4>Residential Forecasts: Northern England</h4><p>Key highlights:</p><p>&bull; The housing market in the North West has outperformed the wider UK market in the period since the EU Referendum.</p><p>&bull; Over the next five years JLL expects average house price growth of 3.1% pa in the North West and 2.7% pa in Yorkshire &amp; The Humber, both above the average expected for the UK of 2.4 pa%.</p><p>&bull; Manchester is positioned as the most attractive city centre residential investment market in the UK with price growth over the next 5 years an average of 4.2%</p><p>&bull; Leeds boasts an attractive Build to Rent market with private rental properties accounting for around 75% of the circa 10,000 city centre residential properties</p><p>&bull; New development prices will rise strongly over the next five years in Liverpool with average price growth of 3.6% pa.</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1571060423/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/2018%20Forecasts/jll-residential-research-northern-england-2018.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Report</button></a>
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Residential Forecasts: Northern England

Main city centers in Northern England, including Manchester, Liverpool, and Leeds, have seen strong growth in sales and rentals.

Main regional city centres across the UK are expected to outperform with higher sales price and rental growth as the rise of city centre living continues. All the main cities in Northern England &ndash; Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds, have seen resurgent sales and rental markets in recent years.&nbsp;

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<p>The pricing adjustments in the Prime Central London sales and lettings markets are now diminishing. The sales market continues to absorb the stamp duty reforms which have impacted the market above &pound;3m in particular but, with price falls slowing
    and greater activity at the top-end of the market, there is now light at the end of the tunnel. The lettings market is facing a more fundamental change with lower corporate demand in core Prime Central London areas, while new developments and more
    affordable locations further afield see increased interest. These challenges are being hampered by Brexit and slowing economic growth although the weak pound is an attractive aspect for overseas buyers.</p><h4>Prime Central London</h4><p>Sales market</p><p>&bull; Transactions rise encouragingly</p><p>&bull; Prices beginning to stabilise</p><p>&bull; Outlook more positive</p><p>Lettings market</p><p>&bull; Turnover on steady incline</p><p>&bull; Rents continue to fall</p><p>&bull; Tenants hold the upper hand&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1569514785/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/prime-central-london-q4-market-update-january-2018.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Report</button></a>
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Prime Central London

Prime Central London's sales and lettings markets are absorbing changes in stamp duty and corporate demand, with reduced pricing adjustments.

The pricing adjustments in the Prime Central London sales and lettings markets are now diminishing. The sales market continues to absorb the stamp duty reforms while the lettings market is facing a more fundamental change with lower corporate demand.

<p>The UK housing market is adjusting to varying levels of political and legislative change, but the 'New Housing Paradigm' is about a bigger, structural shift.<br /><br />A supportive environment for capital flows into the housing market over recent years
    is expected to close. Digital construction will also play an increasingly important role in housing delivery. Our new report - JLL Forecasts: The new housing paradigm considers the impact of these changes on market performance over the next 5 years
    and looks at how the UK housing market is expected to perform in 2018 and beyond.</p><h4>UK Residential Forecast: New housing paradigm</h4><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Key Highlights:</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;More moderate UK house price growth for the next 5-10 years</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Brexit will remain a short-term drag on the UK housing market</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;New Housing paradigm good for government, the economy, buyers, sellers and industry participants</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;UK house price growth are set to ease</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;UK transactions will improve at a moderate rate</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;UK housing starts to remain buoyant</p><p>&nbsp;</p><button class="Button primary"><a style="color:#ffffff;" href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1569514764/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/jll-residential-forecasts-report-2017.pdf">Download Report</a></button>

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<p>The UK Government has a domestic policy agenda that is at least as challenging as the EU exit negotiations are likely to prove, and with new Housing Minister Alok Sharma now in place and the coalition agreed, Government can begin to focus on the endemic
housing challenges of undersupply and chronic unaffordability that previous administrations have failed to effectively address.</p>
<p>JLL discusses the approach that Government needs to take and reveals five actions that will drive a step change in housing supply.</p>
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<p>The data-sf-ec-immutable="" UK Government has a domestic policy agenda that is at least as challenging as the EU exit negotiations are likely to prove, and with new Housing Minister Alok Sharma now in place and the coalition agreed, Government
can begin to focus on the endemic housing challenges of undersupply and chronic unaffordability that previous administrations have failed to effectively address.</p>
<p>JLL discusses the approach that Government needs to take and reveals five actions that will drive a step change in housing supply.</p>
<h4>Actions for Government</h4>
<p>1.&nbsp;Build to rent&nbsp;</p>
<p>2.&nbsp;Registered Providers&nbsp;</p>
<p>3.&nbsp;Off-site housing delivery &nbsp;</p>
<p>4.&nbsp;Homes England&nbsp;</p>
<p>5.&nbsp;New towns and urban extensions&nbsp;</p>
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Housing Policy - Building Consensus, Building Momentum

The UK government focuses on housing challenges like undersupply and unaffordability with new policies and Housing Minister Alok Sharma.

The UK Government has a domestic policy agenda that is at least as challenging as the EU exit negotiations are likely to prove, and with new Housing Minister Alok Sharma now in place and the coalition agreed, Government can begin to focus on the endemic housing challenges of undersupply and chronic unaffordability that previous administrations have failed to effectively address.

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<h4>About the report</h4>
<p>The Central London residential development market has proved remarkably robust during the course of 2017 and has even staged a mini recovery. Prices have held firm during 2017, the number of sales has increased slightly and the number of starts has also
risen. There are encouraging signs for future development activity, with the number of new planning applications remaining relatively stable Q2, at least in Outer Core locations.</p>
<p>Our report highlights the following points:</p>
<p>&bull; Central London development market stabilises in 2017</p>
<p>&bull; Prices have remained firm in 2017</p>
<p>&bull; The number of sales has risen in Q1 &amp; Q2</p>
<p>&bull; New launches continue to slow</p>
<p>&bull; Unit starts bounce back in 2017</p>
<p>&bull; Developers maintain construction volumes</p>
<p>&bull; New planning applications find new level</p>
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Central London Residential Development Report - September 2017

Central London residential development shows resilience in 2017, with stable prices, increased sales, and more project starts.

The Central London residential development market has proved remarkably robust during the course of 2017 and has even staged a mini recovery. Prices have held firm during 2017, the number of sales has increased slightly and the number of starts has also risen.

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<h4>About the report</h4>
<p>Kensington is an assorted mixture of old and new and this is currently reflected in its housing market.&nbsp;Established period housing contrasts with the new development that is taking place on the western fringes&nbsp;of the borough. Pricing remains
highest in established streets, but new development at lower price&nbsp;points is proving popular with buyers and renters.</p>
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&bull;&nbsp;High-end housing is the defining characteristic of Kensington where pricing can challenge &pound;5,000 psf in some prime locations</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Small-scale development is taking place in the eastern enclaves of Kensington where pricing is highest</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;The western fringes of Kensington, along Warwick Road and at Earl&rsquo;s Court, &nbsp;are witnessing a greater volume of new and exciting developments&nbsp;</p>
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Kensington Report September 2017

Kensington's housing market reflects its mix of historic period homes and new developments along its western edges.

Kensington is an assorted mixture of old and new and this is currently reflected in its housing market. Established period housing contrasts with the new development that is taking place on the western fringes&nbsp;of the borough.

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<h4></h4><h4>About the report</h4><p>Despite recent headwinds, there are reasons to be optimistic about the Prime Central London residential market. Our latest market update shows greater stability during Q2 2017 with transaction levels improving in both the sales and lettings markets.</p><p>Our report highlights the following key points:</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Transaction levels in the sales market increased during Q2 2017 and pricing at the lower-end of the market held firm.</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;The market above &pound;5m is more sensitive but we expect the sales market to continue its acclimatisation during the remainder of this year and to be on a firmer footing by the start of 2018.</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Activity has also picked up in the lettings market during Q2 but rental values continue to decline as oversupply issues persist.</p><p>&bull;&nbsp;Stronger transaction activity in Q3 will provide some respite and we expect the market to have rebalanced by the end of this year.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1569514792/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/prime-central-london-2017-q2_1.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Report</button></a>
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Prime Central London Report Q2 2017

Despite headwinds, Prime Central London residential markets show stability with improved transaction levels in sales and lettings during Q2 2017.

Despite recent headwinds, there are reasons to be optimistic about the Prime Central London residential market. Our latest market update shows greater stability during Q2 2017 with transaction levels improving in both the sales and lettings markets.

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