The price of a typical UK property remained at £268,000 in February, unchanged from the previous month.

Over half of homes in England and Wales sell within two months of listing, according to newly released data.

Market activity remains resilient despite the recent stamp duty increase, with most buyers who missed the deadline still proceeding.

Applications also spiked in Malvern Hills with an increase of 5.9% last year.

Sellers are slashing asking prices to help mitigate the increased cost

A new grant-funded partnership between the government and the UK's PropTech industry aims to raise awareness and grow the sector.

A vast majority of respondents to a new survey believe that the current government has ignored homebuyers and the issues they face in today's property market.

Demand is returning to normal, and new applications are slowing following the rush ahead of the Stamp Duty deadline.

Properties in Newcastle are snapped up nearly twice as fast as those in Blackpool, according to newly released research from OnTheMarket.

Richmond was the most in-demand area of London's prime market during the first three months of the year, while Wimbledon proved to be the most in demand for super prime properties.