Here’s what we heard from buyers during showings across London this week:

• Homes that looked staged, but felt empty, didn’t get a second look
• Layouts that felt awkward or disconnected drew quiet pushback
• If a home felt even slightly overpriced, buyers scrolled past — or left early

They weren’t rushing.
They weren’t panicked.
They were scanning with purpose — and reacting quickly.

We’re seeing it more and more: Buyers are comparing everything. And when something doesn’t feel right, they move on.

That’s the kind of shift we help sellers plan for — before it costs momentum.