Research

Tax efficiency and generational necessity are driving the number of gifted transactions.

Lower house prices in the North of England mean the share of Southerners moving northwards to purchase a ho...

With mortgage rates, energy bills and the cost of living still high, more people are downsizing to shrink t...

What impact will Labour's first Budget have on the housing market?

Reverting stamp duty thresholds to 2014 levels will cost most movers £2,500, but some first-time buyers more.

September saw 5,300+ new buy-to-let limited companies established, 28% more than any previous September.

Despite a likely base rate cut, it'll be a while before we see the same in mortgage rates.

As prices in the Home Counties have risen, London-leavers are looking further afield for their next home.

As they hit the midpoint of their mortgage term, Millennials will be the first generation of homeowners to ...

While rents in the North of England continue to rise at near double-digit pace, rents in the South have coo...

But we're approaching the point where fewer people passing away will be homeowners.

The capital has no longer seen the largest recovery in house price growth since the 2007 crash.