With regional demand increasing by as much as 28% in the past quarter alone, popularity for new homes among house hunters continues to rise. New research from Unlatch shows where the nation’s demand for new-build homes is accelerating at the fastest pace.

As demand increases for new-build homes due to the energy crisis, new research from Homeviews and Homeowners Alliance reveals that there is more to consider than saving money on fuel bills when you buy a new home.

Undoubtedly the single biggest purchase of our lives, buying a home can soon see the costs spiral out of control unless you avoid unnecessary expenditures. Stipendium has created a guide to help homebuyers save money and best prepare for the buying process.

Home is where the heat is. Growing numbers of Brits are focusing on energy efficiency when purchasing a new home, according to newly released research.

Despite the rest of the county leaving London for dust in the pandemic property price boom, unsurprisingly, it remains the best place to have bought a home for those coming to the end of a 25-year mortgage term.

Despite a recent slip in buyer demand ahead of the usual annual spring bounce of activity, the UK housing market remains incredibly challenging for both buyers and sellers, with average house prices sitting at £260,230.

The ValPal Network has called on agents to have the tools by which to react to and nurture leads outside of traditional office hours, as this is when most valuation requests are made.

This three-minute read looks at the current market trends and what they mean for people who are looking to sell up.

There's no denying that today’s housing market is a seller’s market. Demand for property is through the roof and homes are selling at a record pace, often for money well above the asking price.

Understandably, the events of the past few years have seen a resurgence in UK holidays. Travel restrictions, flight prices, and growing awareness of climate change have all made home getaways more appealing, to holidaymakers and investors alike.

Trends in the housing market are often the result of some other external force. Most recently, there was the race for space, formed because of lockdown. Now, a possible shift towards a rise in demand for new-build homes due to mounting concerns surrounding the energy price crisis, according to research from JLL.

As Rightmove report a huge year-on-year rise in the number of houses being put up for sale, the National Association of Property Buyers believes April is set to be the busiest period “for decades” as prices continue to soar - especially outside London.