The latest figures from Halifax show that the housing market is still finding its feet in a sea of higher interest rates.

Houses in some of the capital's most famous and iconic neighbourhoods have seen almost a fifth of their value wiped off in the past year alone.

Nationwide's latest analysis has revealed that continuing cost of living pressures are holding first-time buyers back.

Despite a muted outlook for house prices across the majority of Britain, there are a number of local areas where prices are expected to climb significantly.

The market is continuing to correct itself following the fallout from the Mini-Budget but is 'on track' for 1.1m sales this year - a 10% rise compared to last year.

The 'race for space' is over, according to Halifax who say that rising demand for smaller homes has helped to drive growth in UK property prices in the early months of this year.

New data analysis has revealed just how much a short walk to a town centre can help boost the value of your home by.

Rightmove's latest research also revealed the most affordable city for renters.

Average asking prices for properties with pre-agreed planning permission currently stand at £475,191.

Asking prices are inching closer to a new record following a strong start to the year for larger homes.