House prices fell back slightly over the festive period following five months of steady growth.

Activity in the housing market is expected to "soften" following the rush to beat today's Stamp Duty deadline.

The average UK holiday-let owner generated £24,700 in gross revenue during 2024, according to newly released figures from Sykes.

Labour has pledged to deliver 1.5m new homes by 2029 - equating to an annual delivery total of well over 300,000.

Optimism among developers is rising despite a fall in construction activity this year

Landlord sell-offs are set to shrink the UK’s rental supply as more exit the market than enter.

Data shows that average rents climbed across the capital by 4.3% per month over the last year.

Simply increasing the housing supply is unlikely to have a significant impact on house prices unless the type, size, and tenure of the homes align with market demand

Higher mortgage rates and rising buying costs due to looming changes in Stamp Duty have taken some of the heat out of recent house price growth.

Potential delays were avoided by bringing in the borrower’s original solicitor, speeding up the completion.