September has brought a mix of developments in the UK property market, impacting buyers, sellers, landlords, and renters. With mortgage rates beginning to stabilise and significant legislative changes underway, it's essential for everyone to stay informed.

The UK property market continues to evolve, with significant developments affecting buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants. August 2024 has brought a fresh wave of changes, driven in part by the recent reduction in the Bank of England's base rate. This latest property market update looks at the latest trends, and expert insights, offering an overview of what to expect in the coming months.

With headlines in the news about stagnating house prices and rising mortgage rates, May has been a challenging month, with the cost-of-living crisis still biting homeowners. However, it’s not all doom and gloom! Owning a home is still beneficial, offering long-term living and financial stability.

With the first quarter of the year now behind us, last month brought a positive forecast as some of the uncertainty of the past 12 months is starting to ebb away. Thanks to the latest developments in the economy, the property market is looking brighter for the next few months as we move forward towards summer.

Now that we’re moving into Spring, the UK property market is looking set for a buoyant year to come. Home movers appear to be more active as we enter the new season, which is a cause for cautious optimism, although pricing homes realistically is still going to be essential for some time to come.

As we reach the end of the second month of the year, the UK property market seems to be settling into a positive pattern, with buyer confidence continuing to rise and mortgage rates coming down.

2024 is upon us already, and the property market is already making a strong start in January.

As 2024 dawns, individuals and families have a fresh opportunity to assess and redefine their property ambitions. The new year is an ideal time to set clear, actionable goals and strategies in the dynamic property market of these vibrant regions.

For buyers and sellers navigating this period, understanding how seasonal changes impact housing decisions is key to making the most of this unique time of year.

For those looking to sell their homes during this magical time, the holiday spirit offers unique staging opportunities. Here are some expert tips to deck your halls and captivate potential buyers:

This month, we pick out the key points that affect the housing market from the chancellor's Autumn Statement.

Mortgage rates have started to creep down, house prices are forecast to fall into 2024, and asking prices have slowed across the country.

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As October dawns, the atmosphere shifts, ushering in crisp mornings, fiery leaves, and the much-anticipated Halloween celebrations.

Interest rates have finally been frozen, rental costs have hit new highs and sadly mortgage arrears are on the rise. Read on to find out the latest on all this and more.

As we enter the autumn season, the market is showing a mixed picture of price falls, subdued activity, rental growth, and regional variation.

The UK property market has been showing remarkable resilience and adaptability in the past year, as the economy overcame the challenges of the pandemic, the cost of living crisis, and the interest rate hikes. How has this affected house prices and buyer behaviour? What are the opportunities for the future? Here are some key points to consider:

Mortgage rates have seen their first fall in two months, although rents have risen at the fastest pace on record. Meanwhile, a major credit rating agency is predicting a significant downturn in property prices, and we reveal the places where your home is likely to sell the fastest!

The turbulence in the UK housing market is showing no signs of slowing down, with mortgage rates continuing to rise, which is having a knock-on effect for renters. Read on to find out all the latest UK property market news.

If you are planning to buy a property in the UK, you may have heard of the term “money laundering check” or “anti-money laundering check”. But what does it mean and why is it important?