Despite energy efficiency steadily climbing up the list of priorities for UK house hunters, cost remains a major barrier to implementing them.

Babek Ismayil, Founder & CEO of OneDome, explains why we can no longer ignore the UK's broken home-buying process.

Despite improving market conditions, buyers remain constrained by affordability restrictions and are seeking various ways to reduce the cost of climbing the property ladder.

The cost of a typical first home is now £311,034, according to new figures with average deposits now in excess of £61,000.

A well-written description or a floorplan is all it takes for over 20% of us.

1 in 6 Homeowners has their sights set on a move in 2025, as growth in mortgage and rental spending slows, according to a new report released by Barclays.

From April 1st 2025, homebuyers will be paying a higher amount of Stamp Duty Land Tax.

eXp UK analysed over 322,000 homes currently listed for sale across the market in England, looking at what proportion of this stock has seen an asking price reduction.

A new survey has revealed that homebuyers are planning to house hunt right up until, and through, the Christmas period, in hopes of beating the spring stamp duty relief deadline.

While just 5% of all homes listed for sale across Britain come in at £100k or less, this climbs to as high as 16% in some major cities.