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The housing market has returned to growth in 2024 thanks to rising incomes and lower mortgage rates.
The sales market has been building momentum over 2024 as mortgage rates fall to a 2 year low.
Lower mortgage rates are boosting activity in the sales market with a quarter more sales agreed than a year ago.
Our Rental Market Report for September 2024 looks at the latest trends in rental pricing, supply and demand.
The momentum built up in the first six months of 2024 continues into autumn, with more sellers coming to market and listing their homes, many of whom are also buyers.
The UK’s housing market is adapting to 4%+ mortgage rates with more activity, stable prices, and 16% higher supply, boosting sales and controlling price inflation. Buyers are paying more of the asking price, especially in London and the South East.
Homebuyers are largely shrugging off the election with new sales agreed 8% higher, with demand up 6% and a fifth (19%) more homes for sale than a year ago.
The supply of homes has fully recovered showing greater intent amongst sellers, many of whom are also buyers.
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The housing market continues to adjust to higher mortgage rates. Sales volumes are rising and house prices are static.
Our Rental Market Report for December 2023 looks at the latest trends in rental pricing, supply and demand.
Annual UK house price inflation moves negative to -0.5%, ranging from 1.6% in Scotland to -1.5% in the South East and Eastern regions
Our Rental Market Report for September 2023 looks at the latest trends in rental pricing, supply and demand.
Rental inflation has slowed to 11.1%, from a high of 12.3% in mid-2022
Falling mortgage rates over H1 2023 boosted sales and led to firmer prices. This is set to reverse in H2 as higher mortgage rates hit buying power.
Annual house price growth slows but the worst of the month-onmonth price falls are now behind us
The housing market continues to experience a soft repricing
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