The average sold price in Q3 this year stood at £291,411, 21.4% below the average asking price of £370,672.

Across Britain, there are currently 9,377 homes listed for £2m or more, equating to 2% of all homes listed for sale today.

While just 5% of all homes listed for sale across Britain come in at £100k or less, this climbs to as high as 16% in some major cities.

Mark Baycroft, partner and property tax expert at accountancy firm HaysMac looks back at October's Autumn Statement and explores what more could have been done for property, and what...

New research has shown that across England, there are thousands of homes listed for sale with the seller only interested in proceeding with a cash buyer.

Searching for property during the quieter months carries many advantages, including being able to capitalise on fresh listings that are due to appear early in the New Year.

Pre and post-Budget 'jitters' are the likely cause of the 1.4% drop in average new seller asking prices this month, according to the latest figures released by Rightmove.

A spike in winter sales activity is likely to fuel a competitive market environment in early 2025.

Hamptons also forecast that rental growth is set to increase next year by 4.5% with further rises in both 2026 and 2027.

A large majority of estate agents believe that the government has put too much emphasis on letting sector reform and not enough focus on boosting the housing market, according to a new...