House prices within 20 LTNs analysed currently stand at £614,863 in the current market - 9% higher than the current average London house price of £502,690.

Much like the capital itself, local housing markets surrounding London have struggled of late

Fewer areas of the UK property market are home to inflation-busting house price growth, despite a significant drop in inflation.

A higher proportion of younger house buyers think energy efficiency improvements will increase the value of their home over time.

New research has revealed that close proximity to a site marked for future development can have a negative effect on the value of your home.

The latest figures from Halifax show that the housing market is still finding its feet in a sea of higher interest rates.

Houses in some of the capital's most famous and iconic neighbourhoods have seen almost a fifth of their value wiped off in the past year alone.

Nationwide's latest analysis has revealed that continuing cost of living pressures are holding first-time buyers back.

Despite a muted outlook for house prices across the majority of Britain, there are a number of local areas where prices are expected to climb significantly.

The market is continuing to correct itself following the fallout from the Mini-Budget but is 'on track' for 1.1m sales this year - a 10% rise compared to last year.