UK Property: Asking Prices Fall Amid Summer Distractions
UK asking prices fall as buyer distractions rise, while homes for sale reach a 12-year high for the season.
UK asking prices fall as buyer distractions rise, while homes for sale reach a 12-year high for the season.
UK property pricing levels dipped in July as the industry reacts to interest rate uncertainty and prioritizes accurate valuations.
Specialists warn the Renters' Rights Act re-letting ban removes the safety net, making selling too risky for UK landlords.
A UK city council uses data-sharing deals to crack down on illegal sublets, with offenders facing eviction, fines, or up to two years in prison.
UK property auction activity and total value raised both surged by over a third in June, signaling strong market momentum.
UK development land values are falling as housebuilders remain cautious and shift demand toward smaller sites instead of large schemes.
Scottish housing market slows with declining sales and price growth, though mortgage activity rises while housebuilding output falls.
The Guild hosts a webinar to separate confirmed facts from speculation regarding proposed UK home buying reforms.
Estate agents are paid on only 50% of listings due to continued home overvaluation, not a lack of buyers.
Over 850,000 homes have left the UK buy-to-let sector, with nearly one in five properties rented in the last decade now sold.