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First-time buyer market improves with stamp duty holiday
More First-Time Buyers came through estate agents' doors last month than at any point in the previous eight months, according to the National Association of Estate Agents.
30% of property sales fall through
Almost one in three (30.47%) house sales fell through in January, according to data from Quick Move Now.
Is there life in the housing market
Sales activity remained relatively firm during December and an increasing amount of new stock came onto the housing market, the latest RICS UK Housing Market survey has found.
UK House prices down by 1.3% in 2011
2011 UK's top house price performer revealed what next for 2012
Woking in Surrey recorded the biggest rise in house prices among major UK towns and cities over the past year, according to the latest Halifax Town House Price Survey.
UK Property market to undergo 'gradual' recovery in 2012 in Olympic year
The National Association of Estate Agents has revealed its predictions for the UK property market over the next 12 months.
House prices continue to defy economic trends
House prices fell last month but only by 0.9%, according to the latest figures from Halifax.
Land Registry and Nationwide say House prices at sticking point
November house prices went up 0.3% compared with October, to stand at £160,780, an annual price decrease of 1.9%.
Housing benefit caps to make 810,000 homes unaffordable for tenants
Caps to welfare payments that came into force this week will make 810,000 private rented homes unaffordable for tenants on housing benefit, it has been claimed.
Now harder to move up UK housing ladder than get on it
Home affordability for second steppers - those people still living in their first home but looking to take their next step up the property ladder - is at its least favourable level for more than a quarter of a century, according to the latest Lloyds TSB Homemovers Review.




