Company Tag: TwentyCi
Mapping the Mansion Tax: Exploring Britain’s £2mn+ property market
TwentyCi delves into the reach & real-world ramifications of 2028's High Value Council Tax Surcharge - suggesting it is already shaping high-value housing behaviour.
Transactions picked up in 2025, but prime markets are under Budget pressure
TwentyCi rounds-up the key statistics from the last 12 months, including analysis of how the Autumn Budget has affected the market.
Mapped: How second-home Council Tax premiums are ‘warping’ the property market
TwentyCi analyses the impact of higher taxes on holiday homes in local property markets across the UK, noting strong public support despite 'unintended consequences' in some areas.
Average time to exchange hits 125 days, up 38% since 2019
'Persistent structural challenges' - including slower transaction timelines - are threatening market momentum, warns TwentyCi.
Hybrid agents gain ground in the £1mn+ market
TwentyEA flags 'a notable changing of the guard' in the estate agency arena, as a broker platform posts dramatic growth.
South East & London are the ‘most challenging’ regions to sell a property
TwentyCi has ranked the toughest & easiest postcodes to sell a home, based on five criteria.
Sales spiked by nearly a quarter in Q1 stamp duty scramble
Exchanges were up by 24% compared to Q1 2024, reports TwentyCi, while new listings hit a seven-year high.
It now takes an average of 127 days to sell a £1mn-plus property
New listings & deals were both up across the UK last month, new data shows, but the average time taken to sell has hit a six-year high.
Price reductions climb to a record high
38% of 2024's concluded property listings had their asking price trimmed at least once - but estate agents are not to blame for over-pricing, argues data company.
‘Dramatic rise’ in number of London rental properties being sold
'The rental sector has become much more expensive and unpredictable for landlords over the last decade,' says TwentyCi.
‘The rise of the self-employed agent is seeing inroads into the market share of all estate agents’ – TwentyCi
Self-employed property brokers were behind only 1.6% of new sales instructions in Q2, but analysts expect their market share to grow.
‘Significant uplift’ in number of landlords selling up
Interest rate hikes, rising costs & general uncertainty have driven a 'dramatic' rise in the number of previous rental properties for sale, reports TwentyEA.