
The average UK home has risen by £48 a day since February 2020. That's the equivalent of £38,000. Find out how much your home has earned since the pandemic began.
The average UK home has risen by £48 a day since February 2020. That's the equivalent of £38,000. Find out how much your home has earned since the pandemic began.
Demand for property was up nearly 60% over the last two years, while supply drained to 40% below the norm. Which meant only one thing: house prices increased as the nation got moving.
Tired of the hassle of finding parking near your house? Or the cost of a parking permit? Turning your front garden into a parking space might be a good option. Here’s what it involves, the pros and cons, and how much it costs.
Discover the top regions and towns across the UK that are on the up - and which hotspots in the capital have seen house prices rise the most in the last 10 years.
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.
Our head of research, Gráinne Gilmore, looks at what has triggered the recent boom in housing market activity – and what the outlook is as the stamp duty holiday ends.
From pets buried in the garden to the draw of the local coffee shop or pub, our survey lifts the lid on what's stopping people from moving.
Decluttering, cleaning windows and cutting the grass is all good practice when you're selling up. But what about going one step further by 'staging' your home?