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Housing Market
House price growth is no longer guaranteed, warns Zoopla
Homeowners can’t rely on annual house price growth, says Zoopla’s Richard Donnell, but there are regional variations.
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Kate Faulkner
LOCAL PROPERTY MARKET ANALYSIS: How AI interprets town and city data
Property market expert, Kate Faulkner, asked AI to present available data on town and city house price changes, and this is the result.
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Kate Faulkner
REGIONAL HOUSE PRICE UPDATE: First-time buyers driving growth in North and South
Kate Faulkner reviews the latest indices, which reveal which regions are performing best in terms of house price increases and the role of first-time buyers.
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Kate Faulkner
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS: Home sales fell across every region in June
The USA-Iran war has started to impact property transactions, writes Kate Faulkner, but this is compared to a particularly strong June in 2025.
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Housing Market
World Cup puts house moves on pause, says Purplebricks boss
Purplebricks' Michael Bruce says the World Cup is having an impact on the property market as movers hit pause.
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Housing Market
House prices edge up despite political chaos
While the pace of house price growth is small, it is the direction that has surprised many commentators given Britain's political uncertainties.
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Kate Faulkner
UK HOUSING MARKET UPDATE: Still holding up despite uncertainty
Housing market specialist, Kate Faulkner, looks at how property prices are performing amid global uncertainty and a predicted rise in inflation.
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Housing Market
Three out of five homes not selling, reports Zoopla
Setting the right asking price has never mattered more if sellers want to move this year, warns portal.
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Nigel Lewis
When will the shocks stop and a normal property market return?
The Spring sales market pretty much didn't happen for many estate agents as global and national problems persist, so what does that mean for pricing?
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Housing Market
Market slowdown will continue next year, warn economists
Weak consumer confidence and rising unemployment means Britain will "flirt with recession", says Item Club's Matt Swannell.
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