Homeowners can expect to pay up to £18,500 when selling their home, new research shows.

Despite the current versatility of the house-buying market, the cost associated with buying a new home is not the most common concern when deciding whether to move or improve.

A new survey has revealed that 35% of UK households would consider moving out of the area they grew up in and into a more affordable area to get on the property ladder.

The findings come amidst a backdrop of declining pubs across the UK, in which 80 pubs are reported to disappear a month due to rising costs.

Four times more households than average are expected to move on the busiest day for removal companies this year.

During the first six months of the year, the number of home moves recorded saw a rise of 10% with Greater London seeing the largest increase, according to new data released by Lloyds.

Digital property pack provider, Moverly, shares their top tips for selling and moving home quickly.

Stress-related health issues as a result of moving home were found to be common among those who were surveyed.

An overwhelming 95% of people currently planning to move home say that they are undeterred by July's election.

The length of time that people are typically living in their homes is rising, according to new research.