Company Tag: Rightmove
Asking prices rise to another record high despite ‘subdued’ Spring market
'April’s lull may just be temporary,' suggests Rightmove, citing early signs of renewed buyer demand.
Rightmove expects 8-10% revenue growth this year
Property portal remains upbeat about business & housing market prospects.
Rents climb to record highs despite rising supply
Tenant demand has eased but 'the rental market is still really busy,' says Rightmove.
Asking prices climb to record high despite stamp duty increase
Rightmove points to 'resilient activity' as the cost of buying a home jumps.
Five Years Later: London back in demand as pandemic trends reverse
London is once again Rightmove's most searched-for location, as interest in coastal & country properties has fallen back from the Covid-era 'race for space'.
Ranked: The 20 most expensive streets in Britain right now
New analysis reveals which are the priciest addresses in 2025, based on current listings.
Spring buyers enjoy ‘decade-high choice’ as Stamp Duty bills jump – Rightmove
Property portal flags 'positive signs for the market' beyond April's SDLT hike.
Veteran London agent laments ‘ritual slaughter of agents’ coffers by the digital portals’
'Rightmove’s latest 18% price hike is outrageous,' rails Trevor Abrahmsohn. 'But what do the agents really expect now that they have lost control of OnTheMarket?'
Asking price growth eases as buyer choice builds – Rightmove
'Some of the steam is coming out of new sellers’ price expectations to fit the changing market conditions,' says property portal.
Asking rents fall for the first time since the pandemic
New Rightmove data show rising supply & easing demand - but the rental market remains 'very hot'.
Some new sellers ‘may have been too optimistic on their initial pricing’ – Rightmove
Property portal reports significant January jumps for both new sales listings & asking prices.
Ranked: 2024’s property price hotspots
Sunbury-on-Thames & Bristol City Centre saw the biggest increases in average asking prices last year, reports Rightmove - while London was the only region to see negative growth.