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Proposals to introduce digitalised upfront information received widespread industry support.

The reforms will cut buying times by around four weeks and save first-time buyers an average of £650.

May sales agreed volumes fell 8.1% year-on-year, signalling potential weakness later in the year.

The gap gets even wider with London excluded - with a house being 2.3 times the price of a flat.

The average monthly rate of UK house price growth in April was 0.7%.

The number of homes for sale remains at historically high levels, driving price falls as competition to attract a buyer remains fierce.

Demand saw a temporary dip due to the May heatwave during the school holidays.

Northern Ireland continues to record the UK’s strongest annual growth at 7.8%.

Adrian Moloney, group lending distribution director at OSB Group, explores how the market is adapting to prolonged affordability pressure rather than stalling, with falling mortgage...

Savills has revised down its UK house price forecast as higher mortgage costs weigh on demand.