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Ad - Market Update Quarter 3 2025

Andrew Nunn Associates have produced another quarterly review of the property market.

Mateo Asminian in Sales says:

The property market in W4 entered the quarter in its typical fashion, with the warm weather and school holidays instigating a summer slowdown, despite the Bank of England’s decision to reduce base rate to 4% in their July meeting. This drop in activity was compounded by rumours of some punitive property tax changes being introduced in the autumn Budget, which we saw the effects of towards the end of the quarter, with September underperforming relative to previous years. However, there were signs of life, with an uptick of buyer enquiries returning in the quarter’s final week, showing some promise for the last three months in the year.

Katherine McDowall from the Lettings division says:

The Chiswick rental market continues to demonstrate resilience and opportunity. Encouragingly, new flat instructions are up and larger family homes are seeing growth, reflecting sustained confidence among landlords despite broader economic and legislative challenges. Tenant demand remains high, with more applicants registering and viewing properties than this time last year, helping homes still let competitively with rents mostly up year-on-year. Overall, the market shows a healthy balance between supply and demand, presenting a positive outlook for both landlords and tenants.

For the full report, please click on q3-2025-newsletter.

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October 7, 2025