HMRC data shows UK residential property transactions rose in September, signalling a steady market ahead of the Autumn Budget. 

New research from LRG shows that the vast majority of sellers continue to trust local estate agents over online valuation tools when selling their homes.

32% of UK homeowners responding to a new survey have indicated that they would avoid a property if it had been the scene of a crime.

63% of homebuyers say the end of British summertime reduces their motivation to attend viewings.

Around 11% of buyers have overpaid Stamp Duty due to errors or missed reliefs.

Industry analysts suggest that if uncertainty continues into November, transaction volumes could begin to soften as buyers delay completions ahead of the Autumn Budget.

New research from TwentyEA shows that sellers who rest their listing for at least three months can significantly improve their chances of success.

Kevin Shaw, national sales managing director, Romans, explores practical strategies for ensuring a property sells or lets efficiently, even during periods when market activity...

By 2040, equity release could unlock £23bn annually to fund longer retirements, according to a new figures.

Tom Bill, head of UK residential research at Knight Frank, explores how falling gilt yields may give the government more breathing room, but possibly not enough to prevent new property...