While the average estate agent across Britain is listing 15 properties for sale, this measure of current market activity ranges between 10 to 25 from one major city to the next.

As the UK property market navigates through the spring season, leading indicators are showing promising signs of recovery.

A 'one size fits all' approach to helping first-time buyers onto the property ladder is unlikely to work, according to Coventry for intermediaries.

New data from Landmark Information Group shows that the stronger listings seen during Q1 this year are painting a positive picture for the summer.

£150bn worth of homes have been sold over the last year, with the capital remaining the nation’s most valuable property market.

A strengthening buyer's market is forecast to continue throughout the rest of the year

As spring blossoms across the UK, cooling inflation and rising demand are setting the stage for a promising season ahead.

It's 'business as usual' for the UK property market as we head into Spring, bolstered by vastly improved optimism among sellers compared to March last year.

The latest data shows that an estimated 4,321 homes currently listed for sale have returned to the market having previously been up for grabs.

Early signs for the market in 2024 are increasingly positive, with metrics for buyer demand, sales and new instructions all heading in the right direction.