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Four-year high number of homes available for sale, with a four-year low buyer demand across Islington's N1, N5 and N7.

Islington's property market for 2025 has wrapped.

Islington's property market in November faced budget uncertainty and the annual seasonal slowdown.

Islington's property market is challenged by a decade-high number of homes available for sale.

Islington's property market is holding on tight, while the cumulative number of new listings and sales agreed is ahead so far this year, compared to September 2024 and 2023.

The Islington momentum retracted in August; however, fewer homeowners are withdrawing from the market, showcasing a willingness to adjust pricing and to sell.

The price-sensitive buyer's market continues in Islington. More sellers are adjusting, resulting in more sales being agreed upon.

More, more, and more homes are available for sale across Islington, in what's a fierce buyer's market.

Sky-high average asking prices, a record number of homes for sale, with a slowing buyer demand across Islington leading to fewer sales agreed and more price reductions.

Islington saw a sky-high number of homes for sale during April. This is your monthly Islington Property Market update from Jacob Littorin, your Personal Estate Agent in Islington.

Many more homes were for sale during March. This is your monthly Islington Property Market update from N1, N5, and N7.

Islington faced an increased sales activity, as seen across the UK. This is your monthly Islington Property Market update.