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With only weeks since Britain's departure from the EU, Brexit reports are hitting the headlines with mixed information about the UK housing market
Virtual property viewings help keep London housing market afloat.
The housing market can be unpredictable at times, but the probability of a house sale is based on different ratios and economic indicators.
According to a survey, buying a house is the most stressful experience in modern day life.
One factor is shortage of homes for sale and some owners are unwilling to move for fear of not finding a new place.
While there are both positives and negatives to the buy to let scheme, there are overall positive effects.
Manchester has beaten London and was named the UK city with the strongest house price growth.
US finance giant JP Morgan is to pay a record of $13bn for misleading investors during the housing crisis.
According to the Office for National Statistics, UK house price index stands at 185.8. This is higher than the previous peak of 185.5 in January 2008.
IPO could mean bosses seeing their share up to £100million, as property sector remains buoyant.
A new report has stated that house prices in the UK are rising at their fastest pace since pre-crisis peak.
There are just so many things to keep in mind when buying a house. Some of them are listed below:
Buying a house, although exciting, can be extremely overwhelming. Below are some tips you may be able to make use of
Housing market improvements could indicate upward trend for London’s economy.
Taking Advantage of Increased Mortgage Lending this Spring and Easter
Hurrah! Finally, there are signs that the housing market is picking up.
The UK housing market is starting to show a slight upturn, with the average asking price rising 0.5 per cent between September and October this year,
Interest in properties rose in August for the third consecutive month, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) prompting spec
The housing market is down 30 per cent on last year, according to the latest survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
Property prices underwent a modest recovery in November, rising by one per cent over the month, according to the latest housing market survey.