The market for the UK capital's finer homes has come back strongly since COVID lockdowns. Despite increased economic uncertainty, its resilience may persist.

Higher interest rates and slower growth have hit US residential real estate hard recently. But there is still a positive case to be made for outlook this year.

Demand for fine homes in the English countryside has held up well despite the resurrection of urban life after lockdowns. Supply constraints and changing buyer tastes could help sustain activity.

Luxury real estate sales have soared to record levels since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, but going into 2022 the market appears to be stabilizing.

The demand for London's finest properties held up well in 2020, despite the unprecedented challenges of COVID. But the pandemic is likely to leave its mark on the top end of the capital's residential market, even as the UK's third lockdown eases.

Green shoots of recovery have appeared in the residential real estate market. But the near-term outlook looks rather different for inner-city luxury properties compared to those in the suburbs.