Market activity remains resilient despite the recent stamp duty increase, with most buyers who missed the deadline still proceeding.

The average difference between asking and sold prices now sits at 17.4%, according to newly released data.

High stock levels have steered sellers across Greater London and the South of England toward more competitive pricing.

Around 1.15 million transactions are expected next year, with first-time buyers forecast to be particularly active.

New data suggests that first-time buyers are more willing to offer above the odds in order to secure that first foot on the property ladder, having often spent years saving the funds...

Many homes that are slow to sell are found to be overpriced, but this may not be the only reason agents have trouble shifting them.

Agents may need to continue to adjust seller expectations despite a considerable improvement in market sentiment, warns exp UK.

While September usually sees a monthly rise in prices, this year’s increase is double the long-term average, according to the latest market analysis from Rightmove.

The dip in new seller asking prices during July was larger than usual for this time of year, according to Rightmove.

Asking prices are inching closer to a new record following a strong start to the year for larger homes.