59% of buyers caught in chains reported they had been tempted to walk away from a purchase.

Nearly 2,431 homes were listed with eXp UK in September, up 19% from August.

Wales and the South Coast have posted the highest increases in new homes, each with a 22% uplift.

The North West and Yorkshire & Humber regions are projected to lead five-year growth, at 24.3% and 23.7% respectively.

88% of first-time buyers in 2025 expect to purchase within 18 months, compared with 75% in 2021.

A new survey has revealed that 47% of buyers admitted they were unfamiliar with their new neighbourhood.

Average asking prices in England and Wales fell 0.3% in August to £361,570.

Base rate remains at 4% following five reductions since August 2024.

62% of homes across England needed a price reduction during July and August 2025, the highest summer level in recent years.

Converted homes had the highest failure rate by property type, with 17.4% of sales falling through.