A new analysis of sales volume data has revealed where across England has seen the strongest rate of growth when it comes to increases in the number of transactions taking place.

Transactions "fell back to their previous levels" during November following an increase in the month of the Autumn Budget, according to HMRC.

According to new data, over a quarter of residential properties collapsed before completion in 2024 due to failed price renegotiations.

45% of all homes currently listed across Britain have either had an offer accepted or been sold subject to contract, marking a 5% increase versus the start of the year.

New data shows that the volume of new homes transactions to have exchanged is up by over two-thirds compared to last year.

Chestertons' latest data has highlighted a 71% rise in property sales finalised in October when compared to the previous month.

A new survey of UK estate agents has revealed what they believe to be the most frightful occurrences that can take place when it comes to buying and selling property across the UK...

Despite a price fall, an 18% quarterly rise in transactions signifies a 'slow and steady' recovery of the housing market, according to Principality Building Society

Newly released figures for August suggest that property market positivity is finally starting to filter through to transactional volumes.

Property market activity sits substantially higher than in the previous decade, according to new analysis.