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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 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.

House prices up by 11% year-on-year. After a year of soaring prices and fierce competition between buyers, house price growth is likely to slow in the coming months as the market settles down.

All property sales listings will soon be required to include a set of compulsory details, and most in the industry are welcoming the increase in openness.

It may seem unusual to some to sell a house over the festive period, however, the property market is very much still active at this time of the year. The number of post-Christmas home buyers to browse for properties on Rightmove increases every year,

The autumn property market remains hot. This month, we’ve seen record asking price rises across every region of Britain and for every property type, from first-time buyer homes to family houses

New reports are further painting the picture of the strong activity being seen in the UK property market. But will the sector rebalance after the stamp duty holiday ends?

Buyers who miss 30 June cutoff may have to pull out of purchases, putting chains of sales at risk

The stamp duty holiday and the pandemic-led 'search for space' are set to lead to the highest level of homes changing hands for 14 years. The housing market is on course for its busiest year since the global financial crisis as the scramble for properties continues.

One in 50 homes has changed hands since the start of the year, our latest House Price Index shows. The value of homes changing hands has nearly doubled in the first 15 weeks of this year compared with the same time period in 2020.