The Property Exchange

Demand is returning to the market, but is this because of a post-pandemic return to work, or are there other factors at play? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Harriet Darlow, lettings manager for Winkworth West End, and discovers that new hotspots are emerging. At the same time, tenants are demanding more in the way of green space, and landlords are having to respond.

In this episode, we look at why there's been a resurgence of demand after the pandemic lull for properties in the top neighbourhoods of central London, some of the most expensive in the world. Could the absence of Russian buyers derail this recovery, or will demand from other nationalities and domestic buyers take up the slack? Property commentator Anne Ashworth gets the latest from Will Yule who...

What are the emerging opportunities for buyers and investors in smaller commercial properties and mixed-use schemes? How do mortgage lenders view them, and what are the risks? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace, Head of Developments Adam Stackhouse and Anthony Emmerson from mortgage broker Trinity Financial. They look at the outlook for buy-to-let investors, an...

In an era of hybrid part-home and part-office working, why Bath and England’s cathedral cities seem to have what it takes for buyers from London and further afield. Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Matthew Leonard of Winkworth’s Bath office about the Bridgerton effect, and why prices have been surging ahead in these areas - is this trend set to continue?

Which are London’s super-suburbs, and what makes them special? Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace about what buyers are now looking for, and how you can spot which districts are on the up. A good example of a super-suburb is Putney, and Russell White of Winkworth’s Putney office explains what makes it stand out. 

Property writer and commentator Anne Ashworth asks Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace if the appeal of rural properties will continue as in 2021, or will buyers prefer the bright lights of the cities again? Will rising mortgage rates put a dampener on the outlook? Henry Synge from Winkworth South Kensington joins us to look at the trends in one of the key Prime Central London markets.

Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Natasha Firman, Director of the Tunbridge Wells office.  With few spacious houses available on the market but a surfeit of flats, what's the outlook?

Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Anthony Emmerson of mortgage brokers Trinity Financial.  What will homebuyers and buy-to-let landlords be looking for in the budget and beyond - what's the outlook for mortgages, stamp duty and planning reform?

In lockdown, the rental market boomed in the countryside, as tenants left the bright lights for green fields and more space. But with the prospect of offices beginning to re-open and clubs and restaurants back in business, what's the outlook now for tenants and buy-to-let investors?

Demand for property in London’s smartest neighbourhoods took a knock when the pandemic hit, as a home in the country seemed more desirable for many. But the central London market is now back on the up - we look at what happens next, with a particular focus on fashionable Notting Hill.

There are many more empty units on Britain's high streets as a legacy of the pandemic.  What are the challenges in turning some of these into good quality homes? Property writer and commentator Anne Ashworth puts the questions to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and Head of Developments Adam Stackhouse.

Property commentator Anne Ashworth talks to Winkworth CEO Dominic Agace and director of Winkworth Tooting Charlie Mitchell about whether the big housing market rush to move out to the countryside is slowing down, and the practical impacts of moving out from the city on family and work life. Plus some ideas on the latest south London hotspots.