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In this piece for the Financial Times, George Hammond speaks to buyers, agencies and analysts about the potential impacts of the incoming 2% surcharge for non-residents.

Encouraged by the temporary Stamp Duty holiday, individuals borrowed an additional £6.2 billion secured on their homes in February - the highest net mortgage borrowing level since March 2016 (£7.

Tuesday 23rd March saw the highest number of Agreed Sales of any single day over the past ten years, says Rightmove.

Country houses and estates have been flying off the shelves since August, often without even reaching the open market, reports buying agent Charlie Wells - although the initial hysteria has now largely…

The number of chain-free property listings has jumped from one in six at this time last year to more than one in five now.

‘We are nearing the end of the quiet before the storm’, says Stacks’ Sara Ransom.

The average UK house price dipped by 0.5% in January, according to the latest official UK HPI, leaving the annual rate of change at a still-high +7.5%.

Once the capital starts to return to its vibrant best, those who left may find it hard to stay away and we could well see a race back to town, says Ed Lewis...

Latest government stats show the highest February figure for 14 years, up 48.5% on the same month in 2020..

Exactly a year on from the first national lockdown, Tom Bill curates ten numbers that tell the story of an unprecedented 12 months in the UK housing market - and provide some clues as to what might come…

Houses are selling three weeks faster than flats, reports Zoopla, as more buyers hunt for more space.

Writing exclusively for PrimeResi, estate agency chief Dominic Agace runs through the highs and lows of an extraordinary 12 months - from dramatic business decisions taken in the face of the first lockdown…