Kensington and Chelsea is the London borough home to the highest proportion of homes currently for sale that have reduced prices.

Despite the growth, prices are still around 2.8% below the record highs recorded in the summer of 2022.

Average asking prices of over £1.5m have propelled the much sought-after coastal location beyond the reach of most house hunters.

Very few are opting for environmentally friendly features such as installing solar panels or improving insulation.

The latest transaction for Tuscan was part of a record-breaking first half of 2024 for the lender

During the first six months of the year, the number of home moves recorded saw a rise of 10% with Greater London seeing the largest increase, according to new data released by Lloyds.

The £85 million investment loan for Author King’s Cross is the first for Related Argent’s build-to-rent portfolio, following previous construction loans.

Zoopla's latest data reveals that housing supply is up by 16% with buyers continuing to pay close to asking prices.

Two-thirds of first-time buyers are moving to an area they have never seen to secure their first home, according to new data from Santander.

It currently takes an average of 112 days to progress a sale from the point an offer is accepted and the property is sold subject to contract through to completion