We’re in a recession, so why are home buyers so optimistic and house prices rising?
There’s a quiet, surprising frenzy taking over parts of the property market. Demand is high, supply is low and sellers...
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House prices reach record highs, but can the ‘mini-boom’ be maintained?
House prices have risen to their highest levels on record, with pent-up demand following lockdown and the Chancellor’s stamp duty...
what it means for your house purchase
As lenders have withdrawn low deposit mortgages amid the economic chaos unleashed by the pandemic, Help to Buy has become...
Stamp duty holiday helps house prices rebound 1.7pc in July
House prices have rebounded this month following the Chancellor’s stamp duty holiday announcement but analysts have called the boost a...
Our obsession with house price growth is self-destructive
The Government's review of capital gains tax has made many people very uneasy. It could be feasible that we all end up...
Property purchases collapse as surveyors issue lower house price valuations
Home buyers and sellers have been left in limbo as surveyors have dramatically reduced property valuations in the aftermath of...
Four straight months of house price falls for the first time since financial crisis
British house prices have fallen for four months for the first time since the market was recovering from the global financial crisis...
‘My house failed to sell, so why is the estate agent demanding commission if it is bought later?’
Every week, The Telegraph’s Property Doctors bring expertise on renovations and DIY, interiors, buying and selling, lettings, legal issues and...
Tumbling house sales show tentative signs of bottoming out
Property sales continued to tumble in May and remained well below the level seen in the worst months of the...
House prices may rise, but don’t take that as a sign of a healthy property market
GDP has crashed and the UK is on course to experience the worst recession for 300 years. More than one quarter...
