The price of a typical UK house was £269,000 in January 2025 - £13,000 higher than 12 months ago.

At 12:30 pm today, Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her update on the economy as well as any progress made since last October's "painful" Budget.

A spring surge in homes coming to the market has reinforced the current buyer's market.

Following a drop in February 2025 from 4.75%, the rate has today been maintained at 4.5%.

The property market remains resilient, with positive signs of growth heading into Spring.

Rents are growing fastest in more affordable cities like Blackburn, Stoke, and Rochdale according to Zoopla's latest data.

The Chancellor's plans for growth will fail unless the supply of rental homes is increased to match rising demand.

House prices have recorded growth for the sixth consecutive month

Higher mortgage rates and rising buying costs due to looming changes in Stamp Duty have taken some of the heat out of recent house price growth.

Kevin Shaw, National Sales Managing Director at Romans shares his insight and top tips to ensure you’re well prepared for your sale.