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From the boardroom to the building site, women are woefully under-represented on London’s housing scene.

Camilla Dell comments on the LonRes buying agent survey

It’s an age-old shoppers’ dilemma. You’ve finally got money to burn and an idea of what you’d like to spend it on. But you scour the high street and the furthest reaches of the internet and there’s nothing you want to buy.

An agency has highlighted the distinct lack of options for house buyers in London’s prime neighbourhoods, as demand and supply levels remain out of kilter.

PCL is expected to see an influx of interest, with buyers gravitating back towards the city, as the “race for space” loses momentum.

One of the most respected buying agents in London says buy to let in the capital is losing its appeal for many investors.

A leading buying agency says that while prime central London’s property market shows clear signs of recovery, a weak area remains apartments without outside space.

More than a third of home sales were subject to a bidding war last year, as a record number of buyers paid more than the asking price.

The supply crisis is hitting homes hard. It’s not just a lack of building materials, labour shortages and difficulty sourcing trendy taps and tiles, it is about finding a house in the first place.

We are delighted that Managing Partner Camilla Dell is in the Top Ten London Buying Agents and Partner Caspar Harvard-Walls and Senior Buying Consultant Tom Kain are Top Recommended Buying Agents in the latest 2022 edition of the Spears 500.

‘2021 was a year when more and more people realised they needed some professional help to secure the house of their dreams’, says Black Brick.

Prospective tenants in the city’s red-hot market face ferocious competition and dwindling supply.