House prices have increased by nearly 2% in the year to November 2024, according to the latest house price index from property market website Zoopla, as the UK property market returns to growth. The ...

The UK housing market is experiencing a significant uplift, with this month poised to record the highest number of new homes listed for sale in February for a decade. Property website Zoopla reports a ...

The average UK property now costs £268,400, Zoopla says, but some areas of the country are experiencing much higher price growth than others. House price growth slowed to 1.4% in May, down from 1.6% ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. House prices have risen by 1.4% so far this year, according to the latest Zoopla house price ...

Brits moved home at the highest rate for three years in 2025, but this frenetic buying and selling activity failed to translate into higher prices, according to the latest Zoopla house price index.

Zoopla's latest house price index reveals house price growth as buyers rush ahead to avoid avoid higher stamp duty bills from April The housing market has had a busy start to the year as buyers rush ...

Rising wages and falling mortgage rates have helped push property market sales activity to a four-year high, Zoopla data suggests. Borrowers have been able to access best-buy mortgage rates below 4% ...

UK house prices are expected to increase 2.5% in 2025, according to property website Zoopla. Across the whole of the UK, house prices increased 1.5% in the four weeks to 17 November, Zoopla’s latest ...

Homebuyers and sellers appear to be delaying moving decisions amid uncertainty about tax changes in the impending Autumn Budget, Zoopla claims. There are also suggestions that capital gains tax could ...

Surge in new property listings and falling mortgage rates are positive signs for first-time buyers - Zoopla has recorded six per cent more homes for sale in the four weeks to February 15 compared with ...

Speculation about an annual property tax on homes worth more than £500,000 could cause some home buyers to adopt a “wait and see” strategy, potentially impacting market activity, according to Zoopla.