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The UK housing market showed little improvement in July, with buyer demand and agreed sales broadly unchanged from the previous month, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) UK Residential Market Survey. New buyer enquiries recorded a net balance of -28% in July, flat compared with June. While the reading remains firmly negative, it …

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Pre 2017, Budget’s almost always took place in March/April. This was a period of the year when, if you were thinking about your biggest asset, your house, you could then, post Budget, get it on the market and hit the best season. The ‘Autumn Statement’ was just that. Now, for reasons no one has satisfactorily explained, …

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UK Finance has released its latest mortgage arrears and possessions data for Q2 2026, which highlighted continuing lender support for customers facing financial difficulty. There were 77,940 homeowner mortgages in arrears of 2.5% or more of the outstanding balance in the second quarter of 2026, which was 1% fewer than in the previous quarter. The …

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Landlords are raising their asking rents significantly following the introduction of Labour’s Renters’ Rights Act but not for the reason readers might expect, Chestertons has reported. The company says that it saw a surge of activity after the Act was passed and returned certainty to the market but this then simmered down in July. But …

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Glasgow, Worcester and Belfast are the cities where houses sell the fastest – with many selling in less than two weeks. Figures from property management software provider Alto, which is plugged into more than 6,000 estate agents nationwide, found homes move quickest in the Scottish city – with Glasgow taking the number one spot where …

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