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Demand for property was up nearly 60% over the last two years, while supply drained to 40% below the norm. Which meant only one thing: house prices increased as the nation got moving.

The housing market heatwave across Great Britain continues this month, as temperatures soar up and down the country. Asking prices have hit a record-high for the sixth month in a row, rising by 0.4% (+£1,354) to £369,968. In London, the average is now £692,828.

The average cost of a UK home has broken through the £250,000 barrier for the first time to stand at a record of £250,200.

Friday is the UK's most popular day to move house whilst Sunday is the cheapest day to move house. Summer is the UK's favourite month to move, with the majority of house moves happening in August, according to new Compare My Move data.

We saw the busiest-ever start to a new year for the housing market in 2022, and there’s no sign of it slowing down as we head into the busy spring home-selling season.

Increase your property's appeal even as house price growth slows. 
 Britain's property boom has started to slow, with the end of the stamp duty tax holiday taking some of the urgency out of the market and rising interest rates pushing up mortgage costs.

A new law will make electric car charging points mandatory for new-builds across the UK from next year, as the government ramps up its drive to go green.

Navigating the house buying process can not only be stressful but also confusing, particularly if you're taking your first step onto the property ladder. Buying your first home is a major milestone, it's natural to have plenty of questions.

2021 is expected to be a record year for sales with 1.5m transactions taking place. But what can we expect for 2022?

The number of properties for sale has fallen to its lowest level for more than 6 years and is forecast to remain low well into next year, according to our latest House Price Index.