Only 10% of northern England and 13% of the Midlands are considered viable for new home building, compared with 64% of the South.

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

England delivered an average of 231,234 net additional dwellings annually over the past five years.

On average, 12% of summer 2025 purchase enquiries were for new builds, up from 8% in 2024.

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29% of tenants have researched whether they could afford to buy a home in the last 12 months.

Northern Ireland house prices average £185,000, roughly 64% lower than in England

HMRC data showed 96,000 transactions in July 2025, 4.3% higher than July 2024.

17.4% of homes sold in England and Wales this year achieved £500,000 or more, based on 281,108 transactions.

Across England and Wales, freeholds cost £310,000 on average compared with £230,000 for leaseholds, a 29.6% premium