
Homeowners saw thousands added to the value of their homes this year with the entire UK housing stock now estimated to be worth £9.5trn, our latest House Price Index reveals.

Homeowners saw thousands added to the value of their homes this year with the entire UK housing stock now estimated to be worth £9.5trn, our latest House Price Index reveals.

Pent up demand triggered by the pandemic leads to the busiest market for more than a decade as one in every 16 homes is set to be sold to new owners.

Nearly 12 million homes have increased in value by £49,000 or more since 2016. How much could your home be worth?

Discover which addresses have made it into our top 10. Spoiler alert: a typical home on the most expensive street could set you back a cool £29.9m.

UK cities where house prices are well below the national average have seen the biggest increases in property value this year.

There is a shortage of homes for sale, with the number of property listings dropping to the lowest levels since our records began.

High demand from potential buyers and a shortage of homes for sale makes it the fastest-moving housing market for five years, our latest House Price Index report shows.

Hot property alert! The pandemic-led ‘search for space’ and shift to working from home has fuelled buyer demand for houses.

The stamp duty holiday and the pandemic-led 'search for space' are set to lead to the highest level of homes changing hands for 14 years.