The current supply of homes for sale is 20% higher than this time last year, with £230bn worth of housing for sale - a £45bn rise on this time last year.

Rising numbers of mortgage approvals and strengthening house prices have seen a surge in the level of for sale stock entering the market during Q1.

Coastal areas have seen the biggest jump in the number of available properties coming to market.

The region is home to almost 290,000 abandoned and derelict properties, according to a new study by Together.

The average volume of properties in England listed for sale month-on-month saw a 58% rise in 2023 compared to 2022.

The number of homeowners looking for a quick property sale has increased by 82% year on year, according to newly released figures.

The end of ‘COVID tenancies’ has seen the number of available rental properties increase by as much as 45%, according to the latest figures released by Chestertons.

There has been a notable rise in the number of new homes hitting the market for sale across Britain when compared to the start of the year, as sellers look to get ahead of the...

A decline in the population has helped to ease up property supply issues in England, according to newly released research.

New data from SpareRoom has revealed that as well as simply building more homes, better utilisation of existing stock could rebalance the market and in theory, bring rents back down.