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Is the plateau in deals signalling a peak for capital value growth?

Property transactions seem to have hit a plateau, supporting our view that we may be very close to the peak for capital value growth. What’s more, the share of deals accounted for by overseas buyers has also shown signs of moderating in recent months. The implication is that the growing belief that yields may yet be driven much lower by the weight of money targeting the UK may be overdone.


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