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

Scotland's property market continues to go from strength to strength with two of its major cities found to be among the best places in the UK to currently sell a home.

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

Analysis suggests that continued buyer caution, fuelled by growing speculation that interest rates will fall, is behind a rise in the number of failed sales.

Despite average selling times remaining largely unchanged on a national level, there are a number of local markets where the timeline has either sped up or slowed down to a remarkable...

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Fall-throughs already costing UK home sellers £909m and now market activity is about to surge

Sellers in Scotland can expect to find a buyer for their home in an average of just 43 days, almost twice as quick as those selling a home in Wales.

Down valuations are on the rise as lenders look to shield themselves from continued market turbulence.

The NAVA Propertymark member says that sales have surged this year, with 2024 already proving to be a much busier year for them.