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Will UK house prices fall? Latest property market predictions explained
House prices could get a boost from interest rate cuts, with mortgage rates falling rapidly. But will house prices rise or fall in 2024?
By Henry Sandercock Last updated
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Zoopla: UK property sales hit four-year high but will Budget dampen demand?
Confidence has returned to the property market but Zoopla warns that stamp duty changes could derail the recovery
By Marc Shoffman Published
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8 of the best properties for sale with fishing rights
The best properties for sale with fishing rights – from a watermill on the River Banwy in Powys to a Victorian lodge in Sutherland with fishing rights on the River Shin and Loch Shin
By Natasha Langan Published
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8 of the best houses for sale with wine cellars
The best houses for sale with wine cellars – from a Huguenot townhouse in a conservation area in Spitalfields, London, to a Georgian manor house in Lincoln with a barrel-vaulted wine cellar
By Natasha Langan Published
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Is property becoming uninsurable?
Climate change and other issues are leading property insurers to recalculate risk and raise premiums. But will that make policies unaffordable? And if so, what then?
By Simon Wilson Published
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UK ranked as ninth-worst country for property investment
High taxes and rising transaction costs have put pressure on the UK's buy-to-let sector. Is the UK still profitable?
By Chris Newlands Published
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Homeowners sitting on gains of £80,000 over the last 20 years
Data from Zoopla shows significant increases in UK property prices over the last two decades
By Chris Newlands Published
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Buying a house in a 'new town' is up to £50,000 cheaper, says Halifax
The average house price in a 'new town' is £300,656, compared with a UK average of £346,995
By Chris Newlands Published
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House price growth picks up pace with 2.8% annual rise
UK house prices have increased for six months in a row, according to official figures. But with mortgage rates starting to climb, and Labour’s first Budget fast approaching, could this dent buyers’ confidence?
By Ruth Emery Published