Getting on the property ladder is never easy, but new figures suggest first-time buyers are stepping up with confidence in 2025.
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Pre-Budget speculation over possible tax changes is impacting market activity for homes over £500,000. The rest of the mainstream housing market is carrying on, largely unaffected.
Rental market conditions are starting to normalise as supply and demand rebalance. The affordability of renting remains a key constraint on the pace of future rental inflation.
Housing market activity continues to grow alongside modest price inflation. Sellers looking to sell before the year end need to talk to their agent about the best strategy to achieve a sale.
It’s not about who’s cheapest, it’s about who knows your street and area the best. New research finds local presence and reputation matter more than selling fees in 2025. Here's what home sellers are really looking for.
Don’t just go with the first agent who knocks. Most sellers invite three agents round before making their choice, here’s why you should too.
Housing market activity is up this summer with high demand, more sales and a record number of houses on the market in July 2025.
The average UK homeowner has gained £55,800 on their home’s value since June 2020. How does your home compare? Let’s find out.
More sales, rising supply, plenty of demand and modest house price growth shape a steady UK housing market in June 2025.
