41-branch Chestertons says buyers are getting weary of waiting for Brexit and beginning to return to the fray.

Government figures suggest that a continuing boom in first time buyer activity is helping drive up the number of transactions.

Latest Digital Street pilot reveals how within two years people will be able to move home on weekends or Bank Holiday if they so choose.

Official ONS figures show a 2% drop during February and a 3.8% year-on-year drop as the capital's buyers hold off until Brexit is solved.

Report by TwentyCi shows gains for online and hybrid agents in sub £200,000 market but shrinking share of market elsewhere.

Retired 64-year-old seller offers his house for sale at huge discount but wants to live in it rent free, says his estate agent Leaders.

Claim is made by Rightmove which also says Brexit extension could see a short-term 'mini surge' in sales market.

But major property software firm says buyers are becoming 'tired of waitig for Brexit to happen' and that market activity wil pick up again soon.

The number of empty homes across England has risen for the second consecutive year to 216,000, the highest level since 2012, according to official figures.

Secretary of State yesterday committed to broader review of this controversial type of Permitted Development conversion.