Savills forecasts slow house price growth through 2026, accelerating sharply from 2027 as rates ease and economic stability improves Nationwide and Bank of England data

The housing market remains subdued, with buyer demand, listings and sales activity all slipping amid pre-Budget uncertainty  Landlord exits drive a sharp fall in rental

Any Autumn Budget changes to Stamp Duty and CGT could heavily influence housing activity in late 2025  Mortgage rates dipped below 5% but gilt yields

Bank Rate cut to 4% (lowest in over two years) but mortgage rates remain stable  UK house price growth forecast has been lowered to 1%

City of London investment volumes are rising, with May hitting the highest deal count so far in 2025  Owner-occupier demand is increasing as mortgage costs

May 2025 saw the busiest agreed home sales since 2022, led by post-Stamp Duty change recovery  Prime Central London prices fall 2.2% annually as tax

Knight Frank raises its UK house price growth forecast to 3.5% for 2025 amid rate cut optimism  March saw a surge in transactions as buyers

Data shows 64% of homeowners underestimate how much their property is worth  In Q1 demand across prime London neighbourhoods fell nearly 4% compared to Q4

Housebuilding falls to seven-year low as planning delays persist   Housebuilding in England has dropped to its lowest level since 2017, excluding the pandemic period, with

The Bank of England cut Bank Rate from 4.75% to 4.5% in early February   Housing market activity in January 2025 was around 13% higher than