The Market

It's been a busy start to the year for the property market, with some 30% more sales agreed in Q1 than in pre-pandemic times.

The new homes industry has an opportunity to attract a new wave of buyers and tenants looking to save money - and do their best for the climate - says agency

One in four prime London property listings has already found a buyer, down slightly compared to Q4 2021.

House hunters were facing slim pickings last month, reports Chestertons - but is a bumper crop of listings on the way?

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Catch up on all the latest market movements in less than five minutes, featuring data and analysis from the ONS, Hamptons International, Savills, Chestertons and Twenty EA.

"It’s owner-occupiers rather than investors who are likely to continue driving off-plan sales in 2022," suggests Hamptons.

House-hunters are "being driven by fear or frustration" into the arms of buying agents, says national firm Garrington, as "the degree to which the property market has decoupled from economic reality over…

Jess Shankleman takes deep dive into the impact of climate change - specifically flooding - on the capital’s housing stock, featuring data analysis and graphics by Marie Patino.

Our panel of buying agents, estate agents, housebuilders and architects weigh-in on the Chancellor's latest announcements, including cutting VAT on energy-efficient home improvements.

Energy-efficient home improvements - such as solar panels, heat pumps and insulation - will face no VAT for the next five years.

The official UK House Price Index tells us that average property prices increased over the year to January; in England to £292,000 (9.4%), in Wales to £206,000 (13.9%), in Scotland to £183,000 (10.