April will see the average energy bill rise by an eye-watering 54%, with those living in homes that are less energy-efficient likely to struggle the most with the mounting costs of keeping a home running.

Analysis of first-time buyer house prices has found that due to the effects the pandemic has had on the market, those attempting to get their first foot on the ladder today are much worse off.

Since the pandemic-inspired SDLT holiday came to an end, the amount of stamp duty the average homebuyer in England is now required to pay is 84% higher than it was before the tax break was introduced, according to GetAgent.

The disparity between supply and demand in the UK housing market saw a further rise during February, with available property for sale down 11% against February 2021, according to the latest data released by estate agency, Chestertons.

Purchasing a new home is always going to be one of the biggest money-moves anyone ever makes, so it’s important to be fully informed and prepared when going into it.

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Usually the focus of attention during those precious seconds when we form our first impressions of a house, the humble front door can come in an unlimited array of colours. However, new research reveals that some colours are better than others when it comes to attracting a potential buyer for your home.

The start of this April will see households able to apply for grants up to £5,000 to support the switch from using gas boilers to eco-friendly heat pumps when their current boiler needs replacing.

With no sign of slowing demand from buyers, virtual auction rooms remain packed as we head into spring, according to Auction House London which saw almost 4,000 bidders register for their last livestream sale.

Inflation is something of a buzzword at the moment, with living costs rising at an extraordinary rate.

Spring is usually the busiest season for the housing market. However, the scarcity of housing coming onto the market matched with increased demand has led to prices reaching dizzying heights, which most people are unable to afford.