Chestertons helps people buy, sell, let and rent homes across London, with calm, detail-led guidance from first conversation to final handover. With 35 branches working as one, we can match buyers and tenants across London, not just within one postcode. We’ll guide you through the key decision points, keep you updated, and handle the detail end-to-end.

Find London homes for sale across our network, from first flats to family houses. Set alerts, book viewings, and get practical advice at every step.
Alongside the search, you’ll get local insight that helps you decide with confidence - on pricing, demand and what to look for. Once you’re ready to offer, we’ll guide you through the process and keep momentum through surveys, timelines and next steps.
From finding the right tenant to day-to-day management, we help you protect your investment and stay ahead of changing legislation.
We’ll advise on achievable rent, handle marketing and tenant selection, and make sure the essentials are covered properly, from compliance to contracts. If you choose management support, we’ll stay on top of maintenance, communication and renewals, so the tenancy runs smoothly.
Looking for a home to rent in London? Browse available properties, book viewings, and get clear support through referencing, contracts and move-in.
We’ll keep communication straightforward, explain what happens next at each stage, and help you move forward with fewer surprises, whether that’s timelines, paperwork, or the practical details around moving day.
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A short, practical read from our teams - pricing, demand, and what we’re advising clients to do right now.
What We’re Seeing In Buyer And Tenant Demand
Where Pricing Is Holding (And Where It Isn’t)
The Practical Next Steps If You’re Moving This Quarter

Demand for rental properties jumped for the second consecutive month in June, reversing months of decline, as demand continued to pivot, at least temporarily, from the sales market to renting amid geopolitical and economic tensions. Our data indicates that rising demand, falling supply of properties and also an ‘untended consequence’ of the Renters’ Rights Act, have restoked rental inflation.

Challenging” conditions remain in the London homes sales market, due to ongoing economic and geopolitical uncertainty, but our monthly data shows offers and exchanges holding up, albeit with sales taking longer to complete. Vendors who adopt “proactive” strategies are most likely to achieve sales. Improving affordability and pent-up demand could support a strong rebound in activity when more stable conditions return.
