Research

Higher interest rates tie more younger tenants into the rental market

Share of homes bought by first-time buyers rises as April 2025 cliff edge looms.

Weaker price growth has pulled the average seller's gains back to pre-pandemic levels.

A return to the office and a slower market have changed Londoners' moving patterns.

New prime launches were more likely to be in Cobham than Chelsea, but what will 2025 hold?

What has moving from a 'slab' to a 'slice' system meant for the housing market?

Landlords shrug off stamp duty surcharge hike

Buyers secure larger discounts ahead of the stamp duty increase next April.

The disconnect between ambitious building targets and market realities will worry the government.

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

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

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