The Market

Zoopla estimates that 4.6 million private homes in the UK rose in value by more than £30,500, the average UK salary, in the last year. That's 21% of all privately owned homes in the country.

Mike Staver explains the sociological factors influencing where people choose to live - and the impact of the unprecedented events of 2020…

Rental properties are finding tenants faster than ever before, reports Rightmove, as record demand pushes price up.

A survey by Aviva suggests that fewer than half of property buyers in last year saw their new home in person before making an offer - and that 92% of these buyers discovered problems with the property…

HNW buyers in search of large houses and gardens have been making their way to NW8, where the supply is plentiful.

London continues to be the UK region with the lowest annual growth, for the sixth consecutive month.

Three-quarters of respondents to Knight Frank’s latest sentiment survey believe the value of their home will increase within the next year, up from around half in February.

The Plc is confident that its results will exceed market expectations after an 'exceptionally strong' few months.

“Positive activity has continued into the BtR sector," says CBRE. "letting activity has picked up and sentiment is strong."

Buying agency Garrington has highlighted how limited the impact of the stepping down of the Stamp Duty holiday has been on property market activity so far.

84% of property sellers expect to sell their home within the next 90 days, according to the inaugural OnTheMarket Sentiment Index, while 75.5% of buyers expect to find their next home within the same timeframe.