London's housing market fell 6.9% year-on-year, driving the entire national price decline.

Just 34.4% of detached homes on the market in England have found buyers, compared to over 50% for terraced and semi-detached properties

The price of a typical home in the UK now stands at £297,781 compared to £296,899 during the previous month, according to this morning's data.

Over a third of UK families fear being priced out of their ideal family home location, according to newly released data.

49% of homebuyers moved outside their local authority area, with 21% relocating to a new region or home nation of the UK.

New research has found that the house-buying process takes 41% longer than people expect, averaging 124 days to exchange contracts.

Properties in the South East are achieving only 95.6% of their original asking price, with 41% of listings undergoing price reductions.

Beach living in England ranges from luxury in the south to bargains in the north, with house prices differing by over 50%.

House price growth slows as expanding supply and cautious buyer demand shape a more balanced UK housing market, says Zoopla.

Foreign ownership of prime central London homes rose by nearly 5% last year, with Westminster leading and Hong Kong nationals remaining the largest group of overseas buyers.