A record number of early-bird new sellers have come to market since Boxing Day, giving buyers the highest level of choice at the start of a year since 2015.

The uptick in first-time buyer demand is exacerbating the bottleneck as April approaches, IMLA warns.

A lack of pro-activity from solicitors ranked as the most common reason behind these delays.

Patrick Bamford, head of international business development at Qualis Credit Risk, explores predicted growth in the mortgage market this year and whether April's stamp duty changes...

The number of first-time buyer home purchases is expected to have shot up by almost 13.8% in 2024, after reaching a decade low in 2023.

Ben Thompson, deputy CEO at Mortgage Advice Bureau, reveals what impact the Autumn Budget will have on our sector as we head into 2025.

According to the latest research commissioned by Regency Living, the majority of homeowners are motivated to complete before next year’s stamp duty deadline, but a high...

The change is broadly in line with changes made to stamp duty in England and Northern Ireland.

Patrick Bamford, head of international business development at Qualis Credit Risk, says the next few months might see a further uptick in first-time buyer demand as more would-be...

In London, only 8% of homes for sale are set to be stamp-duty free for first-time buyers from April.