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UK house prices could be stabilising despite falls, say surveyors

Rics data for February shows improvement in new buyer inquiries and sales

UK house prices rise as mortgage rate cuts lift confidence

Average monthly increase of 1.1% to £285,476 in February, after falls in previous two months, says Halifax

How rising interest rates sent the UK housing market into reverse

An end to ultra-low rates mean borrowers can only afford smaller mortgages

UK mortgage market contracts for fifth month after Liz Truss mini-budget

Approvals at lowest since 2009 – bar during Covid lockdown – as demand for new homes continues to fall

UK house prices fall at fastest annual rate since 2012

Year-on-year February 1.1% decline comes as average price of property drops to £257,406, says Nationwide

UK home sellers having to cut average of £14,000 from asking price

Values lowered for more than 40% of properties on Zoopla to attract ‘price-sensitive’ buyers

Value of UK housing stock hit record £8.7tn in 2022

Annual rise of £425bn smaller than in previous two years, says Savills as it predicts fall in house prices in 2023

How low will house prices go? Lessons from UK, US, Europe and elsewhere

How the property markets around the world are faring and what is behind the global slide

‘It was a massive shock’: the tenants facing eviction as landlords raise rent or sell up

Renters hit by increases as high as 20%, with owners seeking to absorb increased mortgage costs

‘Lots of us are very anxious’: why Britain’s buy-to-let landlords are selling

UK rent and rate rises plus tougher rules are fuelling a crisis for both tenants and owners

Interest rates will need to rise again, warns Bank of England rate-setter

Catherine Mann, a hawkish member of the MPC, says high rates necessary to stop inflation becoming embedded in wages and prices

Landlords are rebranded as ‘house hackers’ – and capitalism is sanitised once again

On TikTok, live-in landlords are described in a way that sounds less elitist and exploitative, more tech-driven and cool. And don’t get me started on ‘yimbys’, writes Arwa Mahdawi

If my house purchase is not registered at the Land Registry, will it be a problem when selling?

I wonder who would have been responsible in 2003 and whether the process can be completed now

Boris Johnson ‘agrees to buy’ £4m nine-bed Georgian manor house (with moat)

The 400-year-old Grade II-listed property has five acres and a moat fed by its own natural spring

‘Bank of mum and dad’ stoking Britain’s rising inequality, warns report

Billions in gifts or loans given when children are in early adulthood and buying first home or getting married

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