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In London, the first-time buyer threshold has crossed £500,000 for the first time: business.zoopla.co.uk/zoopla…

Our new Masterclass Podcast for estate agents featuring Ian Preston is out on Spotify 🎧 Tune into Ian’s winning techniques for estate agents to boost your conversion rate from valuation to instruction. open.spotify.com/episode/2MM…

Our new educational Masterclass series for estate agents featuring industry expert Ian Preston is now live for Zoopla customers on ZPro 🎧 Not a Zoopla customer? Get a sneak peek: business.zoopla.co.uk/master…

There are fewer buyers in the UK property market than a year ago... but those who remain are still getting deals done. Higher mortgage rates are adding caution, which means pricing to sell is more important than ever. zoopla.co.uk/discover/proper…

Rising rates drove demand down 13% on last year's efforts in this month's @Zoopla HPI . This buyer’s retreat, for now, only reduced agreed sales by 2% as cash rich buyers or those keen to utilise their previously agreed mortgage offer at a lower rate, opted to move on rather than wait for any potential conflict resolution in the East. At the same time, sellers determined to move after years of rate and economic uncertainty, pressed ahead hoping to win the attention of those still standing and listed, causing stock levels to swell by 6%. Overall, UK house price inflation held steady at 1.3% year on year with growth still dominant in more affordable northern regions while the capital and southern regions saw prices stabilise at lower levels.

2026 has started with a strong rebound in housing market activity - driven by the lowest mortgage rates in 4 years and improved access to mortgages, particularly for first-time buyers: zoopla.co.uk/discover/proper…

Encouraged by falling interest rates and budget clarity; sellers list with renewed hope that 2026 is the year they move on. Listings are already up 6% on last year according to @Zoopla but expect a significant increase with the next base rate cut and as the weather improves. New listings will spring up in their droves but greater choice will keep price growth in check @rupert_jones bit.ly/4kY50TZ

We’re pleased to announce Zoopla’s acquisition of newhomesforsale.co.uk, a leading UK new-homes-only property portal. This builds on the momentum of Zoopla’s new homes offering and enhances our ability to deliver for our homebuilder customers: - High-quality buyer leads - Stronger conversion rates - Improved sales performance and return on investment for developers of all sizes Welcome to the team, newhomesforsale.co.uk 🏡

Just in: the postcode areas where we expect house prices to rise - and fall - the most in 2026 🏡 business.zoopla.co.uk/zoopla…

1.2 million homes were sold in 2025, the highest number of sales since 2022 📈 Read what else has happened this year and get our predictions of what's in store for the property market in 2026 in our latest House Price Index, out today 👇 zoopla.co.uk/discover/proper…

Listen: our research director @richard_donnell gave his tips for renters in today's episode of You and Yours on @BBCRadio4 🏡 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002nj…

Time to let stretches to 17 days, almost 20% slower than a year ago. Get our full analysis of the UK rental market in our last quarterly report of 2025 👇 business.zoopla.co.uk/rental…

House prices in southern England have dipped for the first time in 18 months - but the Autumn Budget delivered a lift for the South by scrapping the proposed annual property tax, removing a concern for around 210,000 homes currently on the market 🏡 zoopla.co.uk/discover/proper…

A must read for estate agents: the Autumn Budget decoded 🏡 business.zoopla.co.uk/autumn…

#AutumnBudget boost: our data shows 210,000 homes for sale over £500,000 (but below £2m) will avoid a new annual property tax, which is likely to reboot activity after months of ‘wait and see’.

The move is likely to unsettle landlords, who already face tighter regulations from the recent Renters’ Rights Bill, new energy efficiency regulations and higher stamp duty on the purchase of additional homes (from 3% to 5%) in last year’s Budget. Landlords who remain in the sector may look to pass part or all of the extra cost onto tenants.

We estimate this new #MansionTax to cover 0.5% of UK homes - with 85% of these located in London and the South East.

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