Across ten of the world’s busiest housing markets, nowhere takes longer to sell a home than in the UK, according to new research.

Buyer and seller activity is continuing to ramp up in a new 'two-speed' market, according to Rightmove.

Whether it be due to structural problems, legal issues, or even environmental hazards, unmortgageable properties can be snapped up with an average discount of -27%.

New data has revealed that there has been an 80% annual increase in the number of homes entering the market in the last two weeks across Britain.

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With an average of 19 for-sale listings per estate agency branch, Liverpool sits well above the national average of 11.

Zoopla says that the strong seasonal bounce back in sales market activity has been boosted by pent-up demand from the end of 2023 and mortgage rates dropping below 5%.

The number of homeowners looking for a quick property sale has increased by 82% year on year, according to newly released figures.

The auctioneer's record year saw an almost 40% increase in lots sold.

Despite being the shortest month of the year, February has been revealed as the best month to list a home for sale, typically finding a buyer in under 50 days.