Nearly 12 million homes have increased in value by £49,000 or more since 2016. How much could your home be worth?
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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.
The value of the average home has increased by £44 per day in the last 6 months alone.
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a homeowner looking to move up the housing ladder, here’s how the surge in popularity for houses could impact you.
Average house prices are up 30% since the market peak in 2007 as successive lockdowns prompt buyers to search for more space.
Some buyers are set to fork out thousands of pounds more in stamp duty once the tax break draws to a complete close at the end of September. Could you be one of them?
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.
The reopening of schools in March coincided with a surge in house hunting. Find out where buyer interest has soared the most – and discover how sought-after your home could be.
