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Countrywide's latest YouGov sentiment survey comes to a very similar conclusion to Knight Frank's version released last week: we're all pretty positive about house prices.

Knight Frank's latest Future House Price Sentiment Index has hit a brand new high, with homeowners expecting prices to rise at the fastest rate since 2009, when the index started, and households in every…

The much-touted "ripple effect" looks  to be well and truly underway in the south of England, with Savills recording a 1.5% uplift in average prime regional values in the three months to December.

Bristol will see a sea-change over the next two years as its city-centre population balloons, according to Jones Lang LaSalle.

Average rents across the country rose by 2% in 2013 in "a year of rebalancing as the economy recovers," according to Countrywide's annual lettings index.

Mobile phone mogul John Caudwell has been given the green light to start digging out the basement to end all basements in Mayfair.

Originally intended as both a palatial country house and an advertisement for the quality of the local stone, Prior Park remains one of the country's finest examples of Georgian architecture.

Homeowners are, apparently, even more bullish about house prices than most property "experts", forecasting a 7.

Savills has launched a new interactive property price map of the UK by pointing out that house prices rose, on average, by 7% in 2013.

Egerton Crescent in South Kensington has been given the title of "Nation's Most Expensive Address" by Lloyds Bank for the second year running, with an average sale price of £7,369,000.

2013 was a truly vintage year for vintage property.

Savills' Prime London Index posted a +2.9% rise in Q4, taking annual price growth to 11.