Only 17.7% of new-build homes across Great Britain were sold in Q3, down 0.5% from the previous quarter.

Newly released data has revealed that 36% of 25-34-year-olds have experienced a failed property transaction, compared with 23% across the UK.

The property, purchased for £2.25 million, includes 16 apartments and a commercial unit.

The average first-time buyer home price has risen 2.4% to £229,000, compared with a 1.3% national average increase, according to newly released data from Zoopla.

Japanese Knotweed can cut home values by 15%, equivalent to £40,500.

Research from Enness Global shows that the five most expensive properties sold so far in 2025 range from £25 million to £41 million, all located in London.

Peter Hawley, Director, SOWN (part of LRG), argues that dispelling misunderstandings is essential for Shared Ownership’s credibility and sustainability.

The top-valued property in the catalogue is guided at £4.25 million, producing an annual income of more than £268,000.

Homes within 20 minutes of a town centre are worth £384,454 on average, £6,000 more than comparable homes further out.

69% of 25-34 year olds already have energy-saving products in their homes, compared with 20% of over-55s who are unwilling to retrofit.