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Simple German trick can keep mould out of your home this winter

Cold and damp weather isn’t just miserable for us Brits - it’s tricky for our homes too. This time of year is prime for an explosion in mould in our properties, which can potentially lead to health issues if not treated.

According to data from MyBuilder.com , the reliable way to hire tradespeople, many Brits are facing an increasing struggle to keep mould out of their homes. In fact, one in...

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How Does the Use of Oak Timber Benefit Modern Home Construction?

Homebuilding is undergoing rapid evolution. Today’s homeowners expect strength, beauty, and environmental friendliness from their homes. This consideration has brought back an increase in the use of natural materials for building, including oak timber as an ideal solution. This type of material has both durability and aesthetic appeal, providing long-lasting value for today’s homeowners,...

Currently unfashionable areas of London are set to become property hotspots, according to one of the UK's leading property experts.

Nathan Khider, owner of Nathan K Real Estate, has unveiled a list of surprising locations worth investing in, including Mile End, Plaistow, Earls Court and Ashford – areas which were far less desirable just a few years ago.

But as more and more get priced out of the trendy areas, regeneration projects transforming these less popular postcodes are placing them at the top of buyers'...

untypical expands Devon footprint with new Bovey Tracey development

Housebuilding group untypical has further strengthened its presence in Devon after completing a land deal for a new residential development in Bovey Tracey, where construction is now underway.

Acquired with full planning consent, the site will deliver 66 new homes through untypical's Tilia Homes brand. The development will include three custom-build plots and 20 affordable homes,...

Market set for boost as seller confidence returns, says ValPal data

The UK housing market is set to see a more energetic start to 2026 as improving affordability and renewed confidence encourage sellers to act more decisively, according to new analysis of online valuation behaviour.

In its December market outlook, Rightmove predicted a 2% rise in asking prices across Great Britain in 2026, following a modest fall in 2025, pointing to improving buyer...

Half of agents to adopt AI in 2026 as compliance and workload pressures explode

2% plan to adopt and use AI for listings, leads and marketing, while two-thirds turn to automation to manage regulation
Alto Agency Trends Report also reveals deep divides over AI in estate agency as a third of agents remain 'nervous' or 'unsure' around AI despite widespread adoption plans

AI is set to reshape the UK property sector in 2026,...

2026 starts with most homes for sale in over 8 years Buyer demand rebounds in line with 2024, but 10% down on last year

New analysis from Zoopla, one of the UK's leading property websites, reveals the scale of the early rebound in sales market activity over the first two weeks of January and what this means for buyers and sellers planning a home move in 2026.

Most homes for sale at start of the year for 8 years

The stock of homes for sale has increased over recent years, highlighting a...

The Hidden Value Challenge in Scottish Properties with Large Gardens

Large gardens once commanded premium prices across Scotland's property market. Space meant status. But the reality for sellers today tells a different story.

Properties with substantial outdoor space are sitting on the market longer. Buyers walk through, admire the potential, then move on. The issue is not the garden itself. It is what the garden represents.

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London's most prestigious postcodes revealed as 11 areas record average sold prices above £1m

The latest research from Enness Global has revealed London's 11 most prestigious postcodes based on average sold price data, with the SW1A postcode covering Mayfair and St James's topping the table, where the average home sold for £2.375m.

Enness Global analysed sold price data from the Land Registry, examining transactions to have completed across London's prime market and compiling...

First-time buyer demand edges higher in Q4 as stabilising rates tempt buyers back

The latest research by Yopa has revealed that first-time buyers are beginning to return to the market, encouraged by stabilising interest rates and the base rate cut seen in December, with demand edging higher during the final quarter of the year.

Yopa analysed first-time buyer (FTB) demand based on the proportion of homes listed under buying schemes* that have already sold subject...

2026 Predictions for the Auctions Sector - Daniel Gale, First for Auctions

“As we enter 2026, market conditions are expected to mirror those seen last year. Buyer confidence remains cautious, borrowing costs are still high, and lenders continue to tighten criteria. This ongoing pressure on private treaty sales is driving more sellers towards auction as a more dependable alternative. We have just delivered our largest auction to date, with instructions up nearly 25%...

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