Northern Ireland leads with +6.5% annual growth, while London rose only +0.6%.

With growth of 9.6% in Q3, Northern Ireland remained the UK’s best-performing region.

A new study has found that transport performance significantly affects house prices.

Tom Bill, head of residential research at Knight Frank, explores how falling prime central London prices and narrowing location premiums are shifting buyer interest back towards...

The North West and Yorkshire & Humber regions are projected to lead five-year growth, at 24.3% and 23.7% respectively.

Only 43.6% of homes listed for sale in England have found buyers in current conditions.

Initial planning stages may reduce average house prices by around 3%, equating to £16,205 in Mole Valley.

London homes 500m from a station are worth on average £42,700 more than those 1,500m away.

Average asking prices in England and Wales fell 0.3% in August to £361,570.

62% of homes across England needed a price reduction during July and August 2025, the highest summer level in recent years.