Expired Searches Delay UK Property Sales
Expired searches now threaten to delay six in ten UK property sales, pushing the average transaction time to seven months.
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Expired searches now threaten to delay six in ten UK property sales, pushing the average transaction time to seven months.
Over 3,900 UK conveyancing firms have been assessed in new performance rankings based on completion times and other key metrics.
Propertymark data reveals the average new-build asking price in Great Britain has risen above £500,000, with growth seen across most regions.
Conveyancing fees in the UK have fallen in real terms due to inflation, while the average home mover bill remains broadly flat.
Mortgage volatility causes half of UK homes to take longer to sell as buyers delay purchases amid rising regional disparities.
A lender has launched a new buy-to-let mortgage product specifically for overseas landlords using limited company SPV structures.
July figures show UK construction insolvencies rising due to cost pressures and Middle East conflict.
A housing provider surveyed nearly 1,000 UK residential blocks in four months using drones and thermal imaging to spot repairs early.
Lomond data shows UK modern method auction sales rose 14.5% year-on-year, indicating growing market adoption.
e4 Strategic joins the Project 28 Charter to help reduce UK property transaction times to 28 days through industry collaboration.