While the UK housing market continues to register price increases on an annual basis, momentum is modest and monthly movement remains negative in many regions.

Residential and commercial auctions saw steady growth last month, according to the latest data released by Essential Information Group.

Landlords are increasingly investing in renovations and energy efficiency upgrades to boost the value and rental income of their buy-to-let properties, though many report challenges...

Some of the biggest changes to the private rented sector will take effect on 1 May 2026 when the first tranche of reforms, including the ban on no-fault evictions, come into force.

London rents fell 5.8% in a month, marking one of the sharpest declines across all regions.

31% of first-time buyers are opting for 90% LTV mortgages, while 10% are considering 95% LTV options.

Northern Ireland led the UK with annual growth of +8.0%, reaching £219,646.

63% of homeowners aged 18-34 say the concept of a forever home is less important than for previous generations.

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

Nationwide expects housing affordability to improve further if income growth continues to outpace house price growth.