94% of buyers said they would offer below asking price for homes with known problems.

High-end property sales continue to soar despite a broader market slowdown, according to Enness Global.

Kingsley Napley is urging those who have not yet reviewed or updated their estate planning ahead of 26th November to act promptly.

The average first-time buyer home price has risen 2.4% to £229,000, compared with a 1.3% national average increase, according to newly released data from Zoopla.

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

Barnes led super prime demand (£10m+) at 33.3%, with the largest quarterly growth of +33.3%.

Kevin Shaw, national sales managing director, Romans, explores how regional trends, property type, and timing can all influence how quickly a home sells across the UK.

59% of buyers caught in chains reported they had been tempted to walk away from a purchase.

Nearly 2,431 homes were listed with eXp UK in September, up 19% from August.

Wales and the South Coast have posted the highest increases in new homes, each with a 22% uplift.