
Spring Statement 2025
The Spring Statement of 2025 presented a mixed economic outlook, with a significant downgrade in the UK’s growth forecast for 2025, halving to just 1%.
The Spring Statement of 2025 presented a mixed economic outlook, with a significant downgrade in the UK’s growth forecast for 2025, halving to just 1%.
March traditionally marks a peak period for property sellers, and in 2025, the market has seen a significant increase in supply, reaching the highest level
After years of high rental growth, the pace of increases in achieved rents for new market lets is slowing, with some markets experiencing this deceleration
The market entered 2025 on solid foundations, with activity levels expected to strengthen over the year. Forecasts indicate that property prices will grow at a
A significant shift in housing affordability has emerged as rising rental prices have made homeownership, on average, 15% cheaper than renting, reversing a prior trend.
Mortgage approvals in January 2025 increased by 18% compared to January 2024, with 66,200 approvals recorded. This surge is largely attributed to buyers rushing to
Spring brings a sense of renewal, not only in nature but also in the property market, where activity surges as flowers bloom and daylight extends.
The number of first-time buyers entering the property market increased by 19% in 2024 compared to 2023, reaching 341,068. Although this remains below the 2022
Renter behaviors are shifting significantly, with renting no longer seen solely as a temporary phase before homeownership but increasingly becoming a long-term lifestyle choice. As
The mortgage market has seen a positive development as increased competition among lenders has led to interest rates dipping below 4% for certain mortgage deals
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