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Property sellers in England and Wales ‘make lowest return in a decade’

Cash profit on a sale falls for second year in a row, to below £100,000, finds Hamptons

‘Bringing back the wonder’: inside the £10bn Earls Court redevelopment seeking planning consent

Site of the former west London exhibition centre to include nearly 4,000 homes, cultural venues, a park, offices, shops and restaurants

UK debt market sell-off threatens to push up mortgage costs

Almost 700,000 homeowners face increase when fixed-rate deals end this year

UK house prices dip for first time since March, says Halifax

Britain’s biggest mortgage lender says say affordability could hamper further rises in the months ahead

UK house prices rise for fourth month in a row, says Nationwide

Cost of average home in December reaches £269,426, with value increasing over year by almost £12,000

UK property will be a buyers’ market in 2025, analysts predict

‘Cautious optimism’ forecast despite end to key stamp duty relief and fears of higher taxes and interest rates

Energy caps to stamp duty changes: your personal finance diary for January-April 2025

Stubbornly high interest rates and inflation could be good or bad depending on your situation. Here are some key dates to watch out for

Stoke heads UK list of biggest annual house price growth, says Halifax

Jump of 17.2% in 12 months to September for city, while Huddersfield had largest decline

London dominates UK’s priciest postcodes with all top 20 streets

Knightsbridge heads list with average home at £21.4m, 60 times the typical UK house price

Cladding, mould, £75,000 charges – welcome to life in a British leasehold flat

Residents of a blighted London block have been trapped in their homes by a swirl of events, as government attempts to reform the law drag on

Taxpayers may need to bail out Sadiq Khan’s London housing fund, say auditors

GLAP missed repayment deadlines for £300m loan and concerns raised over poor management

Annual rent for newly let UK home £3,240 higher than 2021, research finds

Rents have risen by 27% since end of pandemic lockdowns, while earnings have increased by 19%

Cost of buying average home in England now unaffordable, warns ONS

Only richest 10% can afford to buy as figures show average household needs 8.6 times disposable income to meet asking price

If you thought energy firm horror stories were frightening – wait until you hear about the insurers

Scary tales of months of claims misery after earthquakes, storms, floods, leaks and fires

Average UK house price hits record £300,000 as demand remains undented

Cost of housing at all-time high, Halifax reports, as mortgage lengths and borrowing multiples grow

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