The Guild of Property Professionals FREE Summer Marketing Report is Out Now!

The Guild of Property Professionals FREE Summer Marketing Report is Out Now!

Price growth across the UK is at its strongest level in over 13 years

A year ago, the housing market was closed for business. Few would have predicted then the current state of play. Mortgage lending and property sales hit record highs in March, as too the average price of a newly marketed property. That record was broken again in April, with the asking price just over £333,500. The time taken to secure a buyer has fallen to just 45 days, the quickest Rightmove has ever recorded.

These reports showcase the positive emerging from this challenging situation which includes; housing market defying expectations with records being broken, and the economy is forecast to rebound more quickly than initially projected.
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Average house prices grab the headlines, yet they only tell part of the story. Looking at price per square foot reveals what buyers are truly paying for space. The 2025 figures show sharp regional contrasts, highlighting how the same budget can deliver vastly different lifestyles depending on where you buy.

The age of a home shapes far more than its appearance. It influences value, demand, running costs and buyer appeal. Across the UK, housing stock spans generations, each with its own strengths and trade offs. Understanding where your home fits is key. Please read the article to learn more

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Global events can ripple into the property market in surprising ways. Recent tensions involving Iran have nudged oil prices, inflation expectations and mortgage funding costs. But what does that really mean for UK home buyers and sellers? This article looks at the link between geopolitics, interest rates and property prices.