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UK house prices rose 6.4% over the past 12 months – will there be a property market surge?
The Land Registry house price index reveals the average property price reached £271,000 in March. Some experts think this could be a ‘new growth phase’
By Laura Miller
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Which house price index is the best?
There are at least five indices measuring house prices. But which house price index is the best?
By Katie Williams
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Rightmove: UK asking prices hit record high but Britain enters buyers market
Rightmove's latest HPI report shows higher property taxes stifling the spring selling season meaning we're entering a buyers' market.
By Marc Shoffman
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Half of UK homeowners will need to tap housing wealth to pay for retirement
Unlocking property wealth could inject £21 billion each year into UK economy by 2040, according to new research
By Laura Miller
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Revealed: The cost of running the Bank of Mum and Dad
Parents of children buying homes in certain parts of the country will need to spend significantly more to help their kids onto the property ladder
By Marc Shoffman
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The best places to live in the UK – and how much they will cost you
Features Thinking of moving? Here are the best places to live in the UK and how much they will cost if you are buying.
By Laura Miller
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How to protect your home from burglars
Following home security tips can reduce risk and deter criminals from targeting your property.
By Rebekah Evans
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Regions lead with strongest annual house price growth – Halifax
House prices have remained ‘remarkably stable’ over the last six months, down by just £48, according to Halifax.
By Laura Miller
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New EPC rules for landlords: how much will it cost to upgrade your property to make it more energy efficient by 2030?
A government consultation on ensuring all rental properties have a minimum EPC rating of C ended this month. If you're landlord, you have have until 2030 to update your rental property, but may want to act now as costs could run into thousands.
By Marc Shoffman