
Demand for homes is at the highest level since October 2022 as falling mortgage rates and a strong labour market support buyer interest.

Demand for homes is at the highest level since October 2022 as falling mortgage rates and a strong labour market support buyer interest.

With steadying mortgage rates and 65% more homes for sale than this time last year, buyers are back in the market and agreeing 11% more sales than in 2019.

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Is your home still gaining value? How about your mate's? If you want to know, just ask Zoopla.

With rents up £2,200-a-year since the start of the pandemic and supply 33% down on the five-year average, Zoopla's Executive Director of Research Richard Donnell takes a look at what's happening in the rental market.

Thinking about selling but wondering what sells in the current market? We take a look at the trends of demand among buyers to see what they're looking for right now.

The latest rise in the base rate to 4.25% is unlikely to have an impact on new fixed rate mortgages in 2023. Our Executive Director of Research, Richard Donnell, explains why.

As buyers return to market following last year’s mini budget shocker, what should sellers be doing to make sure their homes are the ones that are snapped up?

The truth is, you can look at it either way. Here’s why there’s both good and bad news for homeowners in 2023.