House prices in more affordable parts of the Midlands, northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland increased up to four times faster than the UK average of 1.2%.

London's available property stock jumped 16% compared to last year, creating the UK's most buyer-favorable conditions but also reflecting potential landlord exits from the capital.

First-time buyers accounted for 39% of sales in 2025, with numbers on track to be 20% higher than the previous year.

Rental demand has dropped by 20% over the last year, reaching the lowest level for six years as net migration fell by 78% between June 2023 and June 2025.

Falkirk in Scotland sells homes in just 13 days on average, making it the UK's fastest-moving property market for the second consecutive year.

Rumours of an annual property tax ahead of Wednesday’s Autumn Budget caused house prices to decrease across the South for the first time in a year and a half, according to...

New homes leads for housebuilders on Zoopla rose 53% year-on-year.

Scotland claims seven of the ten most affordable UK towns, whilst eight of the ten least affordable towns are located in the South East of England.

Despite growing digitalisation in the property sector, many sellers have indicated that they continue to prioritise direct, personal contact with estate agents when selling their...

63% of homeowners aged 18-34 say the concept of a forever home is less important than for previous generations.