House prices in June are sticking to predictable seasonal trends and have remained largely flat over the month.

Despite the pace of rental growth continuing to ease, newly marketed rental properties outside of the capital have seen average advertised rents hit a 17th consecutive record.

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

London continues to dominate the UK's luxury property market with the top five most expensive streets all found in the capital.

Thursday 28th March saw a 45% rise in the number of new sellers coming to market compared to a week earlier, according to Rightmove.

Sellers in Scotland can expect to find a buyer for their home in an average of just 43 days, almost twice as quick as those selling a home in Wales.

The positive start to the year continues, according to the latest figures from Rightmove, with average prices of newly marketed properties rising by 1.5% this month to £368,118.

With a week to go until next Wednesday's Spring Budget, property website Rightmove has outlined three policy reforms that it says could help more people move home.

Buyer and seller activity is continuing to ramp up in a new 'two-speed' market, according to Rightmove.

Record numbers of prospective sellers contacted an estate agent to get their home valued in January, according to the latest figures released by Rightmove.