London’s property market appears to be stabilising, with new data suggesting it has reached the bottom of its current cycle and may be nearing a turning point.

House prices fell by -0.10% on average in the month following the last seven major economic statements.

Over a third of homes on the market have had their asking prices reduced, with an average drop of 7%.

October saw 7% more properties entering the market than the same month in 2024, with the largest increases in the East Midlands, Wales, and West Midlands (all up 11%).

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Average house price in Scotland reached £233,081 in September, up £2,000 (0.9%) from August.

Homes close to Britain’s major military towns can command a significant price premium, according to research from eXp UK.

Northern Ireland led the UK with annual growth of +8.0%, reaching £219,646.

Enness Global reports a 16% increase in US enquiries and nearly 40% growth in new US site visitors year-on-year.

Top-performing regions, including Yorkshire & Humber, North East, Scotland and Wales, projected to exceed 27% growth.