Multi-Agency Listings 46% Less Likely to Sell in UK
Research shows multi-agency properties are 46% less likely to sell, suggesting single-agency listings may be more effective for UK home sellers.
Research shows multi-agency properties are 46% less likely to sell, suggesting single-agency listings may be more effective for UK home sellers.
Most UK estate agents use AI, but top performers save four times more time by leveraging it effectively.
UK housing affordability improves due to rising incomes and slower price growth, though higher mortgage rates continue to suppress sales volumes.
Chancellor John Healey rules out aligning CGT with income tax, but UK property investors still face a confirmed tax rise.
UK estate agents are prioritising better property data over increased listings to improve market accuracy and client service.
Propertymark reports that most UK homes are now selling below asking price, indicating increased buyer negotiating power in the property market.
Buyer demand fell across almost every English county in Q3 2026, with only five areas recording growth, according to eXp UK research.
A UK landlord was fined £2,400 for failing to conduct annual gas safety inspections for eight years, highlighting strict legal duties.
UK rents hit a record £1,387 in September 2026 despite monthly falls in eight regions, according to the HomeLet Rental Index.
A former UK letting agent was sentenced after admitting to 19 fraud offences, defrauding 20 landlords and tenants of nearly £50,000.