House prices have continued to rally as the year draws to a close with a +0.5% rise recorded in November, following a rise of +1.2% in October.

A new survey has revealed that private UK landlords intend to buy more than they sell next year.

Higher mortgage costs have seen 76% of buy-to-let landlords raise rent over the past year, according to the latest Landbay survey.

Government plans to scrap Assured Shorthold Tenancies in favour of periodic lets could put landlords’ properties at risk, according to new insight from NoLettingGo.

Sellers across England are continuing to reduce the asking prices for their homes in order to entice buyers in cooler market conditions.

New research has highlighted that additional costs including home insurance, home improvements, and unexpected repairs quickly add up alongside mortgage payments.

Property experts at Your Overseas Home highlight some of the ways that the dynamic UK housing market could continue to affect overseas property purchases in mainland Europe next year.

It is estimated that broken boilers cost English households £32.1m a year despite just 5% of them failing each decade.

New research has revealed that almost two-fifths of private tenants are paying an average of £1,200 a year above the advertised rate for their property.

More homeowners are finding themselves in mortgage arrears, with the number hitting its highest since the start of 2019 and a surge of 18.2% in the last year alone.