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Bank of England Holds Interest Rates at 3.75%

 

Colleen Babcock, property expert at Rightmove says: “There’s stability for now as the Bank of England holds its Base Rate as widely expected. We’ve seen average mortgage rates increase over the last few weeks as geopolitical tensions have escalated, and the average two-year fixed rate is currently coming it at 5.11%. For broader context, this…

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Average new-build value to surpass £400,000

 

The latest research from UK Property Development has found that the average price of a new-build home in England is on course to exceed £400,000 by 2027, having risen steadily over the last decade alongside sustained growth across the wider British market. The research analysed average new-build house price data across Great Britain and its…

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Money and Credit – June 2026

 

These monthly statistics on the amount of, and interest rates on, borrowing and deposits by households and businesses are used by the Bank’s policy committees to understand economic trends and developments in the UK banking system. Key points: Net borrowing of mortgage debt by individuals increased to £7.7 billion in June, from £3.3 billion in…

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Price of a sea-view home up 27% since 2019

 

The average asking price for a home with a sea-view in Great Britain is £298,810, up from £235,635 in 2019 (+27%) Average sea-view asking prices have risen by more than 50% since 2019 in both the East Midlands and Yorkshire & The Humber The South East remains the most expensive region for a sea-view home…

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14.6% fewer farms in England

 

The latest analysis by LandSale has found that the number of agricultural holdings in England has fallen by 14.6% since 2005, highlighting the continued restructuring of the farming sector as some landowners exit the industry and others consolidate their operations. LandSale analysed the latest UK Government agricultural holdings data, comparing the number of total holdings and…

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The five noise complaints most likely to deter homebuyers

 

The latest research from House Buyer Bureau has revealed that excessive environmental noise can be one of the biggest obstacles when selling a home, reducing the pool of potential buyers and increasing the likelihood that sellers will have to cut their asking price in order to secure a sale. House Buyer Bureau analysed published valuation…

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Surge of off-market homes set to hit the market

 

Thousands of off-market homes could be set to hit the market as homeowner pressure builds The latest analysis by eXp UK has highlighted a growing pool of potential off-market property opportunities, with more than 21,000 homeowners across England and Wales now showing signs of pressure that could prompt them to sell before ever listing their…

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Breaking Property News 29/7/26

 

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X. InfoTrack and Decision First: What the 90% Interoperability Claim Actually Means Thought leadership by Olivier Jauniaux Founder of NestLink “On 6 July, 2026, LMS, Landmark Information Group, InfoTrack and Decision First announced they would work together to let trusted information move between lenders and conveyancers through the systems…

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Housing Insight Report: May 2026

 

While we have seen a slight dip in prospective buyer registrations, stock levels have edged upwards, giving consumers more choice and helping to create a more balanced sales market. Although tenant demand increased throughout May, available stock fell slightly, leaving an average of eight applicants competing for every available property. Residential sales The average number…

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Breaking Property News 28/7/26

 

Daily bite-sized proptech and property news in partnership with Proptech-X.   The UK rental market just changed hands. The tenant sets the terms now Lettings operators now realise that their ‘new’ tech savvy tenants, expect an instant 24/7 level of service as standard Thought Leadership by Adam Pigott CEO of tlyfe and OpenBrix | Consumer-Centric Property Platform  ‘Tenants weren’t the ones deciding that…

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No-deposit mortgages could cost first-time buyers

 

No-deposit mortgage could cost London first-time buyers £73,000 more in interest over first five years The latest research by London lettings and estate agent, Benham and Reeves, has revealed that whilst the emergence of no-deposit mortgages provides a welcome route onto the property ladder for buyers struggling to save, the cost of doing so is…

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Beach hut values fall for second consecutive year

 

The latest research from Yopa has found that beach hut prices have fallen for the second consecutive year across the UK’s most sought-after coastal locations, as the extraordinary growth seen in the years immediately following the pandemic continues to unwind. Yopa analysed the average asking price of beach huts across eight of the UK’s most…

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Burnham’s property and land tax: what would it mean for property owners?

 

With reports suggesting that property and land taxes could be on the cards under Burnham,  Simon Gerrard, Chairman of Martyn Gerrard Estate Agents, comments on what these proposals could mean for homeowners, particularly those in London who are likely to bear the brunt of any changes, given the capital’s significantly higher property values.   On uncertainty:…

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Homebuyers can save up to 47% by looking next door to the UK’s priciest postcodes

 

New research reveals how much less buyers could pay in postcodes neighbouring the UK’s most expensive locations Homes in these neighbouring areas are 28% cheaper on average, with the biggest gap reaching 47% in the North East Significant savings also seen in London, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland   Homebuyers could save up to 47%…

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London property values set to fall

 

The latest market analysis from House Buyer Bureau has found that London is now the only region of Britain where house prices continue to trend downwards, with the average home in the capital forecast to lose almost another £5,000 in value before the end of the year should current market conditions persist. House Buyer Bureau…

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