The North East saw the highest regional growth at 6.6%, while London recorded a 0.3% decline.

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

High competition among sellers continues to apply downward pressure on house prices.

UK rental affordability is showing mixed regional trends, highlighting the need for landlords to adopt a region-by-region plan when making portfolio decisions.

New research from Lloyds has found that first-time buyers in one UK city could save as much as £4,752 a year compared with renting.

Planned government spending cuts of £50 billion by 2029 are intended to offset the policy.

The average eviction waiting time for a County Court Bailiff in London is eight months, often exceeding a year.

Northern Ireland leads with +6.5% annual growth, while London rose only +0.6%.

First-time buyers could save on average £710 under the proposed reforms.

With growth of 9.6% in Q3, Northern Ireland remained the UK’s best-performing region.