The latest research by Zero Deposit reveals that tenant demand for rental homes in England grew by +0.5% between Q4 2024 and Q1 2025.

The current level of demand for homes is likely unsustainable due to the looming changes to Stamp Duty

Tenant demand for rental homes in England fell by -7.3% between Q3 and Q4 2024, while demand was also down by -2.6% annually.

The start of 2025 has also seen new sales agreed up 15% compared to the first week of 2024.

Following a quarterly decline in Q3, buyer demand levels recovered by 2% in Q4 to settle 4.2% higher on an annual basis.

London’s most prestigious neighbourhoods remained in demand during the final quarter of 2024, according to newly released data from Benham and Reeves.

Elevated demand has ensured that properties are continuing to move swiftly through the market, according to the latest data released by Home.

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.

Sought-after property features often fall in and out of favour and are influenced by events and trends seen beyond the property market, such as large gardens which became popular...

‘First-time buyer’ searches grew by 9.1% in September, following an increase of 5.4% in August.