High competition among sellers continues to apply downward pressure on house prices.

The price of a typical UK home during Q2 2025 reached £305,680, according to data from Benham and Reeves, up 0.7% from Q1.

New research shows that Newcastle and Edinburgh offer the most affordable commuter belts in Britain, with surrounding local authorities providing cheaper options than the cities...

A third of renters have no investments or savings, and those who do hold 80% less than homeowners, according to new figures released by YBS.

Average house prices in Scotland rose by £1,900 in August, reaching £231,600.

Several London postcodes, including Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster, have seen property prices decline, leaving some sellers exempt from CGT.

England and Wales saw no change in average house prices during September, according to e.surv's latest report.

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.

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