The property market continues its steady recovery. As momentum builds, buyer demand, transaction levels and prices are rising. All eyes are on the Bank of England for an imminently expected interest rate cut. Interest rate The UK economy grew by 0.6% between January and March 2024, marking the end
The property market continues its steady recovery. As momentum builds, buyer demand, transaction levels and prices are rising. All eyes are on the Bank of England for an imminently expected interest rate cut. Interest rate The UK economy grew by 0.6% between January and March 2024, marking the end
The property market continues its steady recovery. As momentum builds, buyer demand, transaction levels and prices are rising. All eyes are on the Bank of England for an imminently expected interest rate cut. Interest rate The UK economy grew by 0.6% between January and March 2024, marking the end
The property market continues its steady recovery. As momentum builds, buyer demand, transaction levels and prices are rising. All eyes are on the Bank of England for an imminently expected interest rate cut. Interest rate The UK economy grew by 0.6% between January and March 2024, marking the end
Signs of green shoots are appearing in the property market. More buyers are returning to the market, supported by falling mortgage rates, wage growth outstripping inflation, and a strong labour market. Economic backdrop With the Bank of England holding the interest rate at 5.25%, the consensus is that we
Signs of green shoots are appearing in the property market. More buyers are returning to the market, supported by falling mortgage rates, wage growth outstripping inflation, and a strong labour market. Economic backdrop With the Bank of England holding the interest rate at 5.25%, the consensus is that we
Signs of green shoots are appearing in the property market. More buyers are returning to the market, supported by falling mortgage rates, wage growth outstripping inflation, and a strong labour market. Economic backdrop With the Bank of England holding the interest rate at 5.25%, the consensus is that we
Signs of green shoots are appearing in the property market. More buyers are returning to the market, supported by falling mortgage rates, wage growth outstripping inflation, and a strong labour market. Economic backdrop With the Bank of England holding the interest rate at 5.25%, the consensus is that we
Signs of green shoots are appearing in the property market. More buyers are returning to the market, supported by falling mortgage rates, wage growth outstripping inflation, and a strong labour market. Economic backdrop With the Bank of England holding the interest rate at 5.25%, the consensus is that we
Signs of green shoots are appearing in the property market. More buyers are returning to the market, supported by falling mortgage rates, wage growth outstripping inflation, and a strong labour market. Economic backdrop With the Bank of England holding the interest rate at 5.25%, the consensus is that we
