Annual house price growth slowed in March following five consecutive months of growth, however, house prices remain up on last year.

Thursday 28th March saw a 45% rise in the number of new sellers coming to market compared to a week earlier, according to Rightmove.

Nationwide's latest data shows that house price growth momentum is continuing to build as cost of living pressures finally begin to ease.

Zoopla are forecasting a more balanced market for buyers and sellers this year driven by higher volumes of sales and stable house prices.

The gap between the monthly cost of homeownership and renting has shrunk to its lowest level since 2019.

The NAVA Propertymark member says that sales have surged this year, with 2024 already proving to be a much busier year for them.

The removal of Section 21 notices and the end of fixed-term tenancies are the two issues that concern landlords the most, according to a new report issued by Propertymark.

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee voted 8-1 in favour of maintaining the base rate at 5.25%.

The latest House Price Index released by Land Registry has revealed signs that falls in average house prices are starting to slow.

The positive start to the year continues, according to the latest figures from Rightmove, with average prices of newly marketed properties rising by 1.5% this month to £368,118.