An imbalance between demand and supply has fuelled competition in the market, with record-low stock levels and high demand creating a perfect storm for bidding wars to break out.

While the stamp duty holiday has helped boost buyer demand, the consequence has been a sharp uplift in house prices and this is no different for those taking their first step onto the...

A new survey of over 5,000 UK-based estate agents has revealed the top areas of concern in the property transaction process.

Despite the headline-grabbing attention that the stamp duty holiday has garnered over the past months, the latest research reveals that is in fact mortgages, and in particular, low...

Over the last twelve months, the average price of a home in England and Wales has increased by around £30,000, or just below 10%, according to the latest e.surv Acadata House Price...

What exodus? It seems that despite the tax and regulatory changes imposed by the government, those landlords who have remained in the business are not going anywhere soon.

Demand for high-end homes in the capital has crept up during the first quarter of the year, partly fuelled by a sustained trend for larger homes during the pandemic, according to new...

With 41,707 new-build transactions taking place in 2020 across England as a whole, totalling £15.7bn, the new-build sector accounted for 7% of all transactions last year. According...

It’s about time Generation Rent became Generation Buy - and although entering the mortgage market is a daunting process at the best of times, let alone in a pandemic - Rishi...

The stamp duty holiday has only had a limited effect in distorting the housing market and its end is unlikely to greatly affect it, according to Knight Frank.