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Average UK house price fell month-on-month in May, says Nationwide
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Average UK house price rises above £300,000 for first time – Halifax
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Housebuilders in focus as firms set to reveal figures amid sluggish market
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UK house sales were 8% higher in November than a year earlier – HMRC figures
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Credit card borrowing grows at fastest annual rate in nearly two years
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‘Early Christmas present’ for some homeowners as Bank of England cuts base rate
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Average UK house price at near standstill month-on-month in November – Halifax
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Home sales fell by 2% annually in October – HMRC
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Some ‘good news’ for mortgage borrowers despite base rate left on hold
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House price growth slips back amid subdued buyer confidence, Nationwide says
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Annual UK house price growth slows as London sees average property values fall
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Average UK house price hits new record high of £299,331 in August, says Halifax
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House sales ticked higher in July as activity rebounded further
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House prices rise by 0.5 per cent in May after April dip
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Home buyer mortgage approvals fell ahead of stamp duty deadline
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Sub-4% mortgage rates ‘may be first to go’ following unexpected inflation jump
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Mortgage approvals to home buyers edged up in December – Bank of England figures
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House sales fell back by 8% month-on-month in November – HMRC figures
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Number of mortgage approvals made to home buyers dipped in November
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House sales increased by 8% annually in June – HMRC figures
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Mortgage approvals for house purchase steady in June, says Bank of England
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UK house prices expected to rise modestly over 2024, says Halifax
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Average UK house price fell by about £2,900 in March, says Halifax
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London house prices fell in 2023, but predicted 'crash' didn't happen
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Base rate hold provides ‘further relief for home buyers and sellers’
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London estate agent Chestertons sold to European property group
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UK stocks tumble with FTSE 250 hitting one-year low
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OnTheMarket agrees to £99m takeover by US real estate giant
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Property purchases will ‘undoubtedly’ slow this year, OnTheMarket says
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