Realistic pricing remains crucial, with properties that reduce their asking price 20% less likely to sell, according to new analysis.

Sales agreed in Wales rose by 15%, while London saw a 1% increase

The pilot marks the first completed property transaction in the UK using a fully digital sale and purchase platform.

149,660 residential sales were completed in March, up 89% from February.

60–70% of sellers are live-in homeowners; 30–40% are landlords, according to newly released internal data from Open Property Group.

New research has found that the house-buying process takes 41% longer than people expect, averaging 124 days to exchange contracts.

Properties in the South East are achieving only 95.6% of their original asking price, with 41% of listings undergoing price reductions.

Over half of homes in England and Wales sell within two months of listing, according to newly released data.

Almost a fifth of property sales now experience gazundering, according to figures from property firm Quick Move Now.

Almost every area of the property market across England has seen a surge in stock already in 2025 when compared to the early stages of last year.