Related topic: Housing market

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.

Annual house price growth slowed to 1.7% in May, from 3.0% in April.

Sales held steady in April, recording just a 3% drop month-on-month.

The buy-to-let lender, which is owned by Starling Bank, has committed to improving the home moving process through better use of data and collaboration.

Housing market activity is holding up in the face of uncertainty, though with fewer buyers than a year ago the outlook remains finely balanced.

Conveybuddy says advisers are becoming more protective of the wider customer journey.