Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank looks at how transactions are holding steady as buyers and sellers wait for more clarity around the UK economy.

Fewer areas of the UK property market are home to inflation-busting house price growth, despite a significant drop in inflation.

Despite the market largely recovering from the effects of last year's mini-budget, average UK house prices would need to increase by over £13,400 in order to keep pace with...

Despite inflation exceeding City analysts' maximum forecasts and re-accelerating in February and pulling further away from topline house price growth, according to research, there are...

During Covid, Britain's property market experienced a boom in market activity. The boom was fuelled by the alternative work/life balance that emerged from workers adapting to working...